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9th Circuit reverses injunction and holds Perplexity agentic Assistant did not likely violate CFAA. Users of Perplexity access Amazon
Read more: 9th Circuit reverses injunction and holds Perplexity agentic Assistant did not likely violate CFAA. Users of Perplexity access AmazonThe Ninth Circuit issued a major ruling in Amazon.com v. Perplexity AI. The court of appeals reversed the trial court’s grant of preliminary injunction against Perplexity and its AI-web browser Comet that is based on agentic AI called the Assistant: “When a Comet user directs the Assistant to locate an item on Amazon.com, the Assistant…
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Poseidon Wave voluntarily dismisses with prejudice copyright suit v. Suno
Read more: Poseidon Wave voluntarily dismisses with prejudice copyright suit v. SunoPoseidon Wave dismissed with prejudice its copyright suit against Suno. No explanation was given. Another case in the books. Voluntary Dismissal Notice:
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AI book witch hunt: BookTok rails v. The Atlantic’s Will Oremus article on Tuhin Chakrabarty’s study that suggests Daggermouth is partly AI-generated book based on AI detector Pangram & rare expressions. H.M. Wolfe denies it. BookTokkers defend her.
Read more: AI book witch hunt: BookTok rails v. The Atlantic’s Will Oremus article on Tuhin Chakrabarty’s study that suggests Daggermouth is partly AI-generated book based on AI detector Pangram & rare expressions. H.M. Wolfe denies it. BookTokkers defend her.Will Oremus’s article on “Is This What Comes After AI Slop?, Daggermouth could be the first best-selling novel partly written by a chatbot.” BookTok is a fascinating community. The Atlantic’s Will Oremus may soon found out how fascinating–and fierce. This past week, Oremus wrote a 1,500 word essay, provocatively titled “Is This What Comes After AI…