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"The story we're going to be able to tell the jury will be significantly stronger, and also the fact that now we understand that the death was the result of deliberate decisions expands the discovery we're able to take," said plaintiffs' attorney Jay Edelson.
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The family of a 16-year-old boy who died by suicide after interacting with OpenAI’s flagship AI chatbot product, ChatGPT, has filed an amended complaint in a suit against the artificial intelligence pioneer and its founder, Sam Altman, shifting the legal theory underpinning the case from “reckless indifference” to “intentional misconduct,” according to plaintiff’s counsel.
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The suit brought by Cotchett, Pitre & McCarthy LLP alleges Apple and two executives willfully violated the copyrights of authors whose books were downloaded from pirated collections.
“If you treat generative AI as a free intern, you’ll soon pay for it with client churn,” the marketing firm OutreachX says in a new analysis.
A soon-to-launch portal will allow residents to submit data-deletion requests to hundreds of data brokers in a single transaction. Other looming mandates require companies to be transparent about how they use AI in decision-making and require browser developers to add a setting allowing users to opt out of sharing their data on any website.
The deal—the largest copyright class action settlement in history—“provides value in prompt closure,” Alsup wrote. “It avoids a prolonged, complex, and expensive trial—and all ensuing appeals.”
“This lawsuit was filed with maximum press fanfare and the promise of proving up an egregious series of misrepresentations,” wrote OpenAI’s counsel at Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz and Morrison & Foerster in the motion.
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