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OpenAI, NYTimes Counsel Quarrel Over Erased OpenAI Training Data
The legal battle between the New York Times Co. and OpenAI over the AI developer allegedly training its generative AI models on copyrighted New York Times content has run into a dispute over the recovery of erased data.
Where Do Web-Tracking Class Actions Belong? 8th Circuit Weighs the Issue
The appeals court heard arguments on whether a company's physical presence in a state gives local federal courts personal jurisdiction over claims based on the business' website.
Read the Document: 'Google Must Divest Chrome,' DOJ Says, Proposing Remedies in Search Monopoly Case
"Google must promptly and fully divest Chrome" by selling the browser to a buyer approved by the Justice Department and state attorneys general, U.S. attorneys wrote in a proposed final judgment filed in District of Columbia federal court. "Google may elect to fully divest Android."
Pramata Launches AI Contract Management Tool AI Design Studio
The AI Design Studio provides assistance with contract drafting and also provides playbook templates.
Nervous System: How Packet Data Built the Internet
"The pace of technological change is slower than it feels, and many seemingly new categories of threats have been with us longer than we remember," writes David Kalat of Berkeley Research Group.
Meta Seeks Declaratory Judgment in VR Eyewear Tech Patent Infringement Case
Meta, represented by Perkins Coie, argues that its Meta Quest products do not infringe patents, because IngenioSpec's technology "[retains] the familiar and streamlined appearance of traditional glasses, not the headband and forehead-mounted structure of a virtual reality headset."
BIT Mining Bribery Scandal Highlights Trump-Biden Enforcement Gap
“There is a prevailing view that Republicans are not particularly aggressive in enforcement of these types of regulatory cases typically brought by the SEC, and I don’t think that’s true necessarily—at least in the FCPA space," said Richard Hong, a partner at Morrison Cohen.
Cyberattacks Slowing Down M&A Deals, Firm Report Finds
Blakes’ annual cybersecurity report says attacks and breaches are having an impact on due diligence practices, and artificial intelligence is ramping up the sophistication of scams and attacks.
Knowable Launches Generative AI-Powered Tool Suite Ask Knowable
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