Nintendo secured a legal victory against streamer Jesse Keighin, who allegedly streamed pirated games before release and taunted the company. The case reveals Nintendo’s escalating anti-piracy campaign and its legal boundaries.
Microsoft faces potential $33 million penalties per breach in Australia over alleged deceptive Copilot bundling. The case reveals critical questions about software vendors’ AI integration strategies and their impact on enterprise procurement.
A British tribunal has ruled against Apple in a landmark class action lawsuit over App Store commissions. The case represents the first mass lawsuit against a tech giant under Britain’s new class action regime and could result in substantial damages.
A London tribunal has ruled against Apple in a significant class action lawsuit alleging the tech giant abused its market dominance through App Store commission fees, according to court documents. The Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) determined that Apple had engaged in anti-competitive practices by charging developers what the court described as excessive commissions of up to 30%.
Reddit has initiated legal action against Perplexity AI, accusing the company of illegally harvesting user-generated content to train its artificial intelligence models. The lawsuit names three data firms allegedly involved in circumventing Reddit’s anti-scraping measures. This marks the second such lawsuit Reddit has filed against AI companies in recent months.
Reddit has filed a federal lawsuit against Perplexity AI, alleging the artificial intelligence company illegally scraped user-generated content from its platform to train its AI models, according to court documents filed in New York. The social media platform is seeking monetary damages and a permanent injunction to prevent further use of its data, the report states.
The Data Scraping Controversy Escalates In a significant legal development that underscores the growing tensions between content platforms and artificial…
Reddit has launched legal action against Perplexity AI and three data providers, accusing them of illegally scraping forum content. The lawsuit claims the companies bypassed technological protections to harvest Reddit’s human conversations for AI training without proper licensing agreements.
Social media platform Reddit has filed a federal lawsuit against Perplexity AI and three data providers, alleging they engaged in systematic content scraping without authorization. The complaint, filed in the Southern District of New York, represents the latest escalation in the ongoing battle between content creators and artificial intelligence companies over training data.
Legal Battle Over Digital Rights and Privacy An unprecedented coalition of student activists and technology titans has emerged to challenge…
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In a landmark legal action, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has initiated a federal lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging…
