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Pres. Trump secures agreement from AI companies for “tremendous self-regulation” and addressing Americans’ concerns about data centers
Read more: Pres. Trump secures agreement from AI companies for “tremendous self-regulation” and addressing Americans’ concerns about data centersIn addition to launching a new AI-powered government website at America.gov, President Trump held a meeting at the White House with 20 of the top AI executives. ““There’s a belief that there should be tremendous self-regulation, and we automatically have regulation with the Department of Justice, the FBI, all of that,” Trump stated. The AI…
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Plaintiffs in copyright shareholder derivative suit v. Adobe officers file Consolidated Complaint
Read more: Plaintiffs in copyright shareholder derivative suit v. Adobe officers file Consolidated ComplaintThe Plaintiffs SEIU Pension Plan Master Trust and Michael Hirschberger have filed their consolidated complaint against Adobe officers and directors in In re Adobe Inc. Stockholder Derivative Litigation. The suit is one of several now advancing the novel theory of corporate decisions in the face of copyright risks related to AI training provide the basis…
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Anthropic moves to dismiss post-Bartz suit by authors who opted out, including John Carreyrou, Angie Cruz, R. O. Kwon. Meanwhile, Kimberly Kay Hoang drops out of suit.
Read more: Anthropic moves to dismiss post-Bartz suit by authors who opted out, including John Carreyrou, Angie Cruz, R. O. Kwon. Meanwhile, Kimberly Kay Hoang drops out of suit.Now that the payout to class members in the Bartz v. Anthropic class settlement is starting, it’s time to turn attention to the subsequent litigation filed by authors who opted out of the class settlement. The main cluster of cases, led by Cambronne v. Anthropic, is before Judge Pitts in the Northern District of California.…
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Yoshuo Bengio, Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, Clem Delangue warn UN Security Council of safety risks of AI
Read more: Yoshuo Bengio, Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, Clem Delangue warn UN Security Council of safety risks of AIThe UN Security Council held a historic session with AI researchers and executives: Yoshuo Bengio, Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, and Clem Delangue of Hugging Face.
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New York Times disputes extent of its errata in summary judgment statement but concedes 2 week extension to briefing may be warranted
Read more: New York Times disputes extent of its errata in summary judgment statement but concedes 2 week extension to briefing may be warrantedIn 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…
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Launch of our new Reported Incidents of Rogue AI Timeline
Read more: Launch of our new Reported Incidents of Rogue AI TimelineGiven the mounting concerns over rogue AI incidents, we compiled two new timelines to track these rapidly developing events. Take a look by clicking below:
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Mostly Unredacted briefs in New York Times, Authors Guild suits v. OpenAI, Microsoft now available
Read more: Mostly Unredacted briefs in New York Times, Authors Guild suits v. OpenAI, Microsoft now availableWe posted all the opening briefs for summary judgment motions, now mostly unredacted. DOWNLOAD below:
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Mark Zuckerberg backs the view of Jensen Huang on each company taking responsibility before deploying AI models
Read more: Mark Zuckerberg backs the view of Jensen Huang on each company taking responsibility before deploying AI modelsThe debate over AI safety and concerns of existential risks posed by more powerful AI models has split into two camps: (1) Anthropic and OpenAI appear to favor greater collective “pacing” of the advances in developing new AI models, whereas (2) NVIDIA and now Meta are more in favor of each company taking responsibility in…
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UMG Recording sues Distrokid
Read more: UMG Recording sues DistrokidIn the district of Delaware, UMG Recordings sued Distrokid for alleged copyright infringement based on the theory “DistroKid is flooding platforms with AI-generated ‘slop/ that siphons revenue and listeners from the legitimate artists.” This is copyright lawsuit number 144 against AI companies. Claims: DOWNLOAD COMPLAINT:
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9th Circuit issues major AI ruling, affirming dismissal of CMI removal claim related to AI outputs. Doe 1 v. Github is 1st circuit precedent.
Read more: 9th Circuit issues major AI ruling, affirming dismissal of CMI removal claim related to AI outputs. Doe 1 v. Github is 1st circuit precedent.The Ninth Circuit just affirmed the dismissal of Doe 1’s DMCA CMI removal claim based on the allegation that outputs of AI model had removed the copyright management information. The Ninth Circuit agreed with the district court that a new output does not involve a removal from a copy. The court of appeals, however, found…