Clarkson files suit against University of Michigan for enabling pervasive image-based sexual violence against female athletes.
Clarkson files suit against University of Michigan for enabling pervasive image-based sexual violence against female athletes.
Clarkson Law Firm filed a federal class action lawsuit in US District Court for the District of Minnesota against United Healthcare, the largest and most profitable health insurance provider in the nation.
Clarkson Law Firm filed a federal class action lawsuit in the Central District of California against Orbeez, manufacturer of the wildly popular water beads toy.
The fight against AI is a journey into the heart of technology’s most pivotal challenge.
If artificial intelligence mimics our brains, does that mean it too can unlearn something it knows?
Plaintiffs in a wide-ranging consumer class action alleging OpenAI LP scraped private information from
hundreds of millions of internet users dropped their lawsuit only a few months after filing the complaint
in San Francisco federal court.
A group of authors, including Michael Chabon and David Henry Hwang, have fifiled suit in federal court against OpenAI, alleging the company unfairly used their copyrighted works to teach its chatbots how to respond to written prompts.
OpenAI and its main backer Microsoft (MSFT.O), opens new tab are facing at least their second class action lawsuit in San Francisco federal court for allegedly breaking several privacy laws in developing OpenAI’s popular chatbot ChatGPT and other generative artificial intelligence systems.
When the White House revealed its list of voluntary safety and societal commitments signed by seven AI companies, one thing was noticeably missing: anything related to the data these AI systems collect and use to train this powerful technology.
Since last fall, experts have touted generative artificial intelligence as both a groundbreaking innovation in tech and a potential threat to humanity.
Artificial intelligence (AI) trailblazers, including OpenAI, Google (NASDAQ: GOOGL), and Meta (NASDAQ: META), have committed to the voluntary AI guardrails proposed by the Biden administration.