NYT Seeks Sanctions on OpenAI Over Hidden Evidence
The New York Times and Daily News asked a federal judge to sanction OpenAI for concealing evidence that its systems detect and log copyrighted content regurgitation.
Articles Tagged "AI Ethics"
UN AI Governance Forum: Bengio Warns of Catastrophic Risk
The UN's first all-nations AI governance dialogue opened in Geneva with Turing Award winner Yoshua Bengio warning that science cannot guarantee AI won't cause catastrophic harm.
Midjourney Asks Court to Expose Studio AI Practices
Midjourney has asked a federal judge to compel Disney, Universal, and Warner Bros. to disclose their own AI training practices - using the studios' conduct as a fair-use and unclean-hands defense in a high-stakes copyright case.
Colorado's AI Law Takes Effect Today, Already Gutted
Colorado's landmark AI consumer protection law takes effect June 30, but a federal lawsuit by xAI, DOJ intervention, and a replacement bill signed in May have already stripped its core protections.
Facebook AI Mode Mines Public Posts With No Opt-Out
Meta launched AI Mode on Facebook, turning billions of public posts into AI-synthesized search answers with no opt-out for the 2 billion daily users whose content powers it.
KPMG Pulls AI Report After Fake Case Studies Found
KPMG retracted its agentic AI report after GPTZero found that 40 of 45 citations were fabricated and case studies about UBS, the NHS, and Transport for London were invented.
Florida Sues OpenAI and Altman Over ChatGPT Safety Lapses
Florida becomes the first US state to hold an AI CEO personally liable, filing an 83-page complaint accusing OpenAI and Sam Altman of hiding ChatGPT's dangers while racing for market share.
Olah Said AI Feels Emotions at the Vatican - Does It?
Anthropic co-founder Christopher Olah told the Vatican that AI models show signs of introspection and emotional states. We checked what the research actually supports.
Pope Leo XIV's AI Encyclical Targets Autonomous Weapons
The Vatican's first AI doctrine condemns autonomous weapons and calls for human oversight - with Anthropic's co-founder on stage as a key speaker.
Meta Mined Employee Keystrokes, Then Cut 8,000 Jobs
Leaked audio from a Meta all-hands reveals Zuckerberg used employee keystrokes and clipboard data to train AI models, days before laying off 8,000 staff.
Anthropic and Gates Foundation put $200M on global AI
Anthropic commits $200M in grants, Claude credits, and technical support to the Gates Foundation for AI in global health, education, and agriculture over four years.
Apple Agrees to $250M Settlement Over Delayed Siri
A California federal court has granted preliminary approval to a $250M class-action settlement against Apple for advertising AI features that still don't exist.
