George Matus and Vector Defense failed to persuade a federal judge to dismiss most of the claims by Red Cat Holdings against the former CEO of its Teal Drones unit and his new company.
Perplexity called the lawsuit a "baseless" reach for ownership of standard wake-word technology, which is used to recognize spoken activation phrases in devices like Amazon's Echo.
A federal judge, without ruling on the merits of the case, said the plaintiffs made a sufficient showing that they are harmed by the ban of their books from public schools.
Jane Doe’s attorney argues that the court’s decision last year against X opened the door for his client’s product liability claim to circumvent Section 230.