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Meta Hid ‘Alarming Reality’ Of AI Glasses’ Privacy, Suit Says

Meta Platforms touts its artificial intelligence “smart” glasses as designed to protect users’ privacy, but the tech company surreptitiously routes video captured by the wearable devices to contractors who view the footage to train Meta’s AI models, according to a new proposed class action filed in California federal court.

Lyft Must Share Driver Records In Uber Sexual Assault Suit

Lyft Inc. must hand over sexual misconduct records it has on four men who allegedly assaulted and raped passengers while driving for Uber, a California federal judge has ruled, saying such documents could show that Uber, the defendant in multidistrict litigation, knew of the drivers’ past conduct.

Birkin Bag Fans Appeal Hermès’ ‘Predetermined’ Antitrust Win

Shoppers urged the Ninth Circuit Wednesday to revive their proposed class action accusing Hermès of illegally tying the sale of its iconic Birkin handbags to other expensive luxury items, arguing that the lower court erroneously “predetermined” the outcome of their case even before they filed their latest complaint.

Book Publishers Ask To Join Authors’ AI Suit Against Google

Book publishers Cengage Learning and Hachette Book Group on Thursday asked to intervene in a proposed copyright class action from writers and illustrators accusing Google of using their works for AI training, arguing that as major publishers they have significant interests that are not currently represented in the case.