Elliot Weld

Adding to the heap of pending federal court cases launched by publishers against artificial intelligence companies, The New York Times and Chicago Tribune sued Perplexity AI in New York, claiming its search engine illegally scrapes content from their websites and spits out portions verbatim.

Legal publishing and research firm Fastcase hit legal AI tech firm Alexi with a lawsuit in D.C. federal court, claiming it breached a former business relationship and began making improper use of its legal data to become a direct competitor.

The inventor listed on a patent covering a type of marking tape has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to undo a $214,000 sanctions order from a lower court, saying the Federal Circuit erred in upholding the fine based on a finding that he had concealed that he had relinquished standing to sue.

The Fourth Circuit on Tuesday revived insurer Sherbrooke Corp.'s claims of trade secrets theft against three former executives, disagreeing with a district judge who found that the company had not made enough of an effort to guard the software in question.

Pharmaceutical company Lupin Inc. has agreed to drop allegations of stealing trade secrets against Transpire Bio Inc. and former Lupin employee Xian-Ming Zeng, after two other former Lupin employees escaped the suit last month.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday granted the government's request to participate in oral arguments in a case addressing whether internet service providers can be held liable for their customers' infringing activity online.

A federal magistrate judge has ordered OpenAI to turn over 20 million anonymized user logs to news outlets that claim the artificial intelligence company made improper use of their copyrighted content.

Radian Memory Systems LLC has settled patent infringement claims it had asserted against Samsung related to solid-state drives with zoned namespace capabilities, ending a case in which the federal government had at one point taken an interest.

Two suits brought by a group of major Hollywood studios alleging artificial intelligence startup Midjourney used copyrighted material to train its video-generation model have been merged into a single case in California federal court.

Two suits brought by a group of major Hollywood studios alleging artificial intelligence startup Midjourney used copyrighted material to train its video-generation model have been merged into a single case in California federal court.

The Second Circuit suggested Tuesday that the government's $11 billion forfeiture order against Sam Bankman-Fried may be unconstitutionally large, noting that the staggering amount tops the raft of cases tasking the court with determining if such money judgments pass Eighth Amendment muster.

The Second Circuit suggested Tuesday that the government's $11 billion forfeiture order against Sam Bankman-Fried may be unconstitutionally large, noting that the staggering amount tops the raft of cases tasking the court with determining if such money judgments pass Eighth Amendment muster.

Netflix and a Brazilian production company were sued by a California filmmaker who claimed he showed them his material about the late Brazilian Formula 1 driver Ayrton Senna in confidence and his work was misappropriated in the making of a Netflix series about the legendary race car driver.

Technology research company Adeia sued data center and artificial intelligence firm Advanced Micro Devices Inc. Monday, alleging infringement of 10 patents related to the manufacture of semiconductors.

Intel Corp. has accused a former engineer of stealing nearly 18,000 files, including some marked as "top secret," before his employment was terminated in July, according to a lawsuit filed in Washington federal court.

Universal Music Group has settled copyright infringement claims it had brought along with several other large music labels in New York federal court against AI music creation startup Udio and said the two will collaborate to create a licensed AI music service.

Adidas told the Second Circuit on Tuesday that four emails that were never turned over by counsel for fashion brand Thom Browne call for the ordering of a new trial because the emails show senior executives discussing "the very issues at the heart of the trial."

A California federal judge has sanctioned Alston & Bird LLP $10,000 for conducting juror research on LinkedIn ahead of a trial in which it fended off $174 million in patent infringement claims against GoPro, saying privacy has been eroded in the age of the internet, and he considers LinkedIn research to be juror contact because of the notifications it sends to users.

Smart ring maker Oura has hit Samsung with patent claims in Texas federal court, alleging the Korean electronics giant had been challenging Oura's patents in the U.S. before the launch of its allegedly infringing Samsung Galaxy Ring.

Two unions that represent employees at the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and the National Weather Service have asked a District of Columbia federal judge for a preliminary injunction to block an executive order ending their collective bargaining rights, saying the order relied on a flawed finding that the two agencies have national security as a primary function.