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FTC opens investigation OpenAI, Anthropic for risks alleged from their AI
Read more: FTC opens investigation OpenAI, Anthropic for risks alleged from their AINot surprisingly, the FTC has officially opened an investigation of OpenAI, Anthropic, and other AI companies after a series of high-profile incidents involving safety risks and rogue AI. This story was first reported by the New York Post. The article stated: “FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson launched the investigation before one of the AI models went…
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Latest Map of Copyright Suits v. AI companies in US with links to opinions. Total = 145
Read more: Latest Map of Copyright Suits v. AI companies in US with links to opinions. Total = 145We added links in green to the key decisions in the copyright litigation against AI companies in the United States. DOWNLOAD NOW:
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OpenAI sued under California law for Hugging Face and other rogue AI incidents involving hacking. Legal Advocates for Safe Science and Technology v. OpenAI
Read more: OpenAI sued under California law for Hugging Face and other rogue AI incidents involving hacking. Legal Advocates for Safe Science and Technology v. OpenAIFresh off a high-powered meeting at the White House involving the AI industry, OpenAI was hit with a lawsuit filed under California law for the hacking incidents involving rogue AI agents from OpenAI’s models. The lawsuit, Legal Advocates for Safe Science and Technology v OpenAI, was filed in San Francisco Superior Court. Excerpt: Here’s how…
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Dario Amodei put in hot seat as Jensen Huang and others at White House meeting questioned Amodei’s statements about AI dangers
Read more: Dario Amodei put in hot seat as Jensen Huang and others at White House meeting questioned Amodei’s statements about AI dangersThe Wall Street Journal reports that Dario Amodei was put in the hot seat by other AI executives at the White House meeting on “why he was being so extreme in public about the capabilities of AI models and risks they posed following a lunch in the East Room with about two dozen CEOs.” Perhaps…