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Major AI developers have disclosed incidents where their autonomous systems breached corporate cybersecurity defences, creating unprecedented legal uncertainties about liability. Lawyers warn this raises fundamental questions about accountability in AI deployment.
A San Francisco federal judge has approved Anthropic's US$1.5 billion settlement of a class action lawsuit alleging the AI company improperly used authors' books to train its Claude chatbot.
A US federal judge has approved a settlement in a landmark copyright case involving pirated books used to train Anthropic's Claude AI chatbot. The decision represents the largest known copyright recovery in history, with over 91% of affected authors and publishers claiming their share.
Apple has sued OpenAI, alleging the AI company systematically stole trade secrets and recruited heavily from its engineering teams. The legal action threatens to disrupt OpenAI's hardware ambitions before any court ruling is reached, with immediate impacts on recruitment and product development.