

In their motion for an extension to file their opposition to the News Plaintiffs’ summary judgment motion, OpenAI and Microsoft contend that the New York Times’ statement of facts was riddled with mistakes that the New York Times belatedly corrected in a subsequent “errata” filing. The defendants also argued that they still haven’t been served…
It’s official: President Trump has renamed AI, “SI,” short for super intelligence. Trump says the term is more accurate than artificial intelligence. Well, Trump may be on to something. Geoffrey Hinton’s forthcoming book is titled, Smarter Than Us: Superintelligence and the Future of Humanity (Penguin Random House Mar. 30, 2027). Will “superintelligence” stick? Partial Text…

There’s an interesting argument surfacing in the debate over loss of control over rogue AI agents: tort law, through products liability, can adequately address the problem. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent gave a nod to this argument by saying emphatically AI companies will not get any “liability shield.” NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang made the argument even…

OpenAI and Microsoft just asked Judge Stein for 2 additional weeks to file their opposition to the New York Times/News Plaintiffs’ summary judgment briefs. They contend: “Defendants make this request because News Plaintiffs’ “errata” to their extraordinarily lengthy Rule 56.1 Statement and supporting Brook Declaration—filed two weeks after the summary judgment deadline—confirm that their Rule…
Even Pres. Trump is now trying to allay the public’s concern over doomsday fears over AI sparked a couple weeks ago by former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon, who quit to call attention to what he says is existential risk posed by fast developing AI models. Today, Pres. Trump said that the Department of Justice will…

The Province of British Columbia and Board of Education of School District No. 59 just sued Sam Altman and OpenAI for their role in the mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge involving the shooter Jesse Van Rootselaar, who used ChatGPT at one point. Altman already issued an apology to Tumbler Ridge community for OpenAI’s failure to…
Ever since former Anthropic researcher Jacob Coxon’s post about doomsday risks posed by AI, the media coverage — and interest — have been nonstop. Today, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that AI companies must “take responsibility for themselves” if their AI causes harms, such as in the Hugging Face incident involving OpenAI’s model breaching its…
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Here’s the latest Map of Copyright Suits v. AI companies. New total = 145. We added: DOWNLOAD MAP WITH LINKS TO EACH DOCKET:
“”We think that, just like with any cross-border activity, that moving from opaque to more transparency between the number one and the number two AI powers in the world is very important,” US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said after his pre-summit meeting with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng in New York.

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Back when few thought humans could even succeed in developing AI, Geoffrey Hinton’s ideas of developing neural networks was met with great skepticism, if not scorn. Hinton ultimately proved the skeptics wrong. History appears to be repeating itself: When Hinton was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics in 2025, his short acceptance speech was more…

While still calling the recent concerns about rogue AI posing an existential risk to humans, President Trump announced he is forming an AI Force and new AI Czar: We will not in any way hinder or stifle the Growth of this incredible Industry. Rather, we will cherish it, help it, and watch over it, as…
Well, there’s finally one more settlement in the AI copyright litigation, now numbering 145 lawsuits. This one involves Alcon Entertainment’s copyright suit against Warner Brothers Discovery for the alleged infringement by Elon Musk and Tesla in using what allegedly was a substantially similar scene to a scene from Blade Runner 2049. Warner Brothers Discovery and…
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last updated Sept. 21, 2026. Current total = 145 suits in U.S.



last updated April 5, 2026. Current total = 130 copyright suits = 100 in U.S. + 30 in rest of world. (When updated, the current total = 143 = 113 in U.S. + 30 in rest of the world.)

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