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Marvel's Wolverine is set to deliver a "drastically different narrative" and intricate combat mechanics on PS5, launching September 15, 2026. Expect a visceral experience, highlighted by details like Logan's "serrated claws," promising a fresh, brutal take on the iconic mutant.
The Seattle Times and Newsday have initiated a copyright infringement lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging systematic scraping of articles, paywall circumvention, and the creation of AI alternatives that impact revenue. This action expands the growing legal challenge from news organizations against AI developers and raises critical questions about AI training practices.
Sony and Microsoft are fighting consumer lawsuits seeking refunds for 2025 console price hikes tied to now-illegal US tariffs. Both argue they're not legally obligated, citing various market factors, contrasting with Playdate's proactive refunds.
The U.S. Justice Department has sided with OpenAI and Microsoft in a copyright lawsuit filed by The New York Times, arguing that training AI models on journalistic content doesn't violate copyright law. This intervention highlights the government's belief that a thriving domestic AI industry is crucial for national security, setting the stage for a landmark decision that could redefine intellectual property rights in the age of artificial intelligence.
Gal Gadot stars in Prime Video's "The Runner," a high-octane thriller where a super-lawyer must run across London to save her son from a mysterious blackmailer. Despite Gadot's strong performance and engaging action, the film is weighed down by logical flaws, an underused Damian Lewis, and an unsatisfying ending.
An in-depth look at the proposed class action lawsuit against Logitech, demanding the company refund customers for tariff-driven price increases after receiving government refunds, highlighting consumer impact and corporate responsibility.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, is currently facing what legal experts are calling its "Big Tobacco" moment. A series of lawsuits, culminating in a significant federal trial co-led by California's
Amazon has updated its terms and conditions to mandate binding arbitration and include a class action waiver for all customer disputes. This strategic move aims to prevent large-scale lawsuits, rerouting claims away from traditional courts and judicial oversight. The change marks a significant shift, especially after Amazon had previously removed similar language in 2021 following other legal challenges.
A Wyoming woman has filed a federal lawsuit, alleging her stepfather used Elon Musk's Grok AI chatbot to create thousands of explicit images from her childhood photo. This case spotlights the urgent need for AI safety measures and legal accountability for developers amidst rising concerns over AI misuse in generating child sexual abuse material.
X's Legal Gambit: A High-Stakes Battle for Advertising Revenue Verdict: X, under Elon Musk, is pursuing an aggressive and highly unconventional legal strategy against advertisers, attempting to revive a lawsuit alleging
A U.S. District Judge has denied xAI's request for a temporary restraining order, allowing Minnesota's new ban on "nudify" apps to take effect immediately. The judge cited xAI's delay in filing the request, noting it came just three days before the law's implementation. This ruling allows the first-of-its-kind U.S. ban to proceed, though xAI's broader lawsuit challenging the law continues.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's recent proposal to use ChatGPT Work for personalized daily podcasts for children's commutes sparked widespread online backlash, led by a viral response from Alex Hirsch. This event highlights tech leaders' ongoing push to integrate AI into family life, despite public skepticism and OpenAI's concurrent challenges, including lawsuits over its models' impact on users' mental health. The debate underscores a growing tension between AI convenience and the preservation of human connection.
The Trump administration is suing several states and Philadelphia over laws requiring ICE agents to show faces and wear identifiers during raids, citing unproven threats from facial recognition and doxing sites. WIRED's investigation reveals the cited tools are outdated and ineffective. States emphasize accountability as their primary motivation.
The Pentagon has frozen permitting for 155 wind projects across 24 states for nearly a year, citing concerns that drones can hide within wind farms. This impacts 44 gigawatts of capacity and has cost developers $2 billion. The wind industry claims the freeze is politically motivated and has filed a lawsuit.
Apple has launched a significant trade secrets lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging a "pattern of misconduct" that implicates OpenAI's chief hardware officer and includes over 400 former Apple employees. Filed last Friday,
Learn how Kindle's upcoming user-replaceable battery design, driven by new EU laws, will enhance device longevity, ease repairs, and reduce e-waste for future models rolling out worldwide from Q3 2026.
StubHub's CEO, Eric Baker, is reportedly linked to funds that help finance mass scalpers on his own platform, contributing to market instability and high ticket prices. This, alongside past lawsuits for deceptive pricing, raises serious trust issues for consumers.
From Moral Panics to Celebrity Lawsuits: GTA's Wild Ride Through Controversy Grand Theft Auto isn't just a video game series; it's a cultural phenomenon, one of the biggest and most profitable media franchises ever
Ford has rehired 350 veteran engineers, including some former employees, after its AI and automated quality control systems failed to deliver desired product quality. Executives admitted that relying solely on AI was a "mistake," prompting a shift back to human expertise to identify flaws and train younger staff. This strategic pivot has already resulted in substantial cost savings from reduced warranty claims and helped Ford achieve a top ranking in initial quality surveys.
Instagram is alerting users targeted by hackers who exploited Meta's AI support chatbot to take over accounts. The simple attack, involving asking the bot to link accounts to hacker-controlled emails, continued even after Meta claimed a fix. The incident highlights critical security flaws in AI-driven support systems.
A federal jury has cleared OpenAI, Sam Altman, Greg Brockman, and Microsoft in Elon Musk's landmark AI lawsuit. The unanimous decision found Musk waited too long to file his claims, ruling them time-barred after a three-week trial in Oakland.
In a decisive blow to Elon Musk, a federal jury in Oakland has dismissed all claims in his high-profile lawsuit, Musk v. Altman, against OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and President Greg Brockman. The verdict, reached on May 18,
Have you owned an Android phone in the U.S. since late 2017? You could be eligible for a payment from a recent Google class action lawsuit settlement. Google has agreed to pay $135 million to settle a lawsuit alleging
Quick Verdict: AI's Troubling Turn in Health Advice OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, is currently facing a significant wrongful death lawsuit that casts a harsh spotlight on the safety and ethical implications of
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman testified this morning that Elon Musk once suggested passing control of a hypothetical for-profit OpenAI to his children. The dramatic revelation came during Altman's defense against Musk's lawsuit
