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Senators Launch Investigation Into Meta Smart Glasses Over Nonconsensual Filming and Privacy Risks

US Senators Ron Wyden and Edward Markey are investigating serious privacy and safety risks with Meta's AI-powered smart glasses. The inquiry follows disturbing reports of the devices being used to secretly record individuals without consent, with over 70 lawsuits claiming intimate images were exposed to AI contractors for data labeling.

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Senators Launch Investigation Into Meta Smart Glasses Over Nonconsensual Filming and Privacy Risks

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Wikimedia Foundation Takes Middle Ground in OpenAI Copyright Case, Warns of Open Web Risks

The Wikimedia Foundation filed an amicus brief in The New York Times' lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, arguing that AI model training constitutes fair use but chatbots reproducing content without attribution infringe copyright. The organization warns that an overly simplified ruling could either stifle innovation or fragment the open web's knowledge flow.

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Wikimedia Foundation Takes Middle Ground in OpenAI Copyright Case, Warns of Open Web Risks

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Apple and OpenAI Head to Trial Over Alleged Trade Secrets Theft in July 2027

Apple accuses OpenAI and former employees Tang Tan and Chang Liu of stealing confidential documents to accelerate AI hardware development. The trial is set for July 19, 2027, with Judge Edward Davila presiding. OpenAI denies wrongdoing and promises not to use Apple's trade secrets.

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Apple and OpenAI Head to Trial Over Alleged Trade Secrets Theft in July 2027

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LegalZoom Launches Free AI Assistant to Help Small Business Owners Navigate Compliance and Operations

LegalZoom unveiled its AI Assistant, a free AI-powered tool designed to help small business owners manage legal and operational tasks. The platform provides personalized answers based on actual business data and connects users to licensed attorneys when needed, integrating with ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, and Perplexity.

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LegalZoom Launches Free AI Assistant to Help Small Business Owners Navigate Compliance and Operations

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DOJ Questions Nvidia's $13 Billion Hugging Face Deal Over Competition Concerns

The US Department of Justice is scrutinizing Nvidia's $12.93 billion acquisition of Hugging Face, questioning whether the deal gives the chip giant unfair control over a critical distribution point for AI models. The inquiry extends a years-long antitrust probe into Nvidia's conduct across multiple acquisitions and business practices.

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DOJ Questions Nvidia's $13 Billion Hugging Face Deal Over Competition Concerns

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Meta Indefinitely Delays Controversial Business Terms After Publisher and Lawmaker Backlash

Meta announced it will likely delay its updated business terms indefinitely after facing fierce criticism from over 2,000 publishers, lawmakers, and regulators. The controversial policy would have allowed Meta to scrape content from business websites for AI training. Despite removing explicit AI training language and twice postponing implementation, legal experts say the terms still grant Meta broad content scraping rights.

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Meta Indefinitely Delays Controversial Business Terms After Publisher and Lawmaker Backlash

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Anthropic Releases New Claude Tools for Lawyers Moving Beyond Traditional Chatbot Interfaces

Anthropic expanded its Claude for Legal assistant with specialized artifacts designed for legal professionals. The new AI tools enable citation checking, regulation mapping, and comparing legal topics through interactive visual interfaces rather than traditional chatbot experiences.

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Anthropic Releases New Claude Tools for Lawyers Moving Beyond Traditional Chatbot Interfaces

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xAI Offers to Buy 418 Mississippi Homes Near Data Center, But Only if Residents Drop Noise Lawsuit

Elon Musk's xAI is buying out an entire Mississippi neighborhood near its AI data center, offering to purchase 418 homes—but only if owners agree not to join a class-action lawsuit over relentless noise from gas turbines. Residents report sleepless nights from constant aircraft-like roaring, while renters face displacement as landlords sell.

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xAI Offers to Buy 418 Mississippi Homes Near Data Center, But Only if Residents Drop Noise Lawsuit

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Delaware Plan Would Let AI Agents Run Entire Businesses, Sparking Federal Investigation

Delaware is pushing to create Artificial Intelligence Companies (AICs) that would allow AI agents to operate businesses with no human at the helm. House Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer has launched an investigation, warning the plan could protect powerful AI companies and investors from responsibility for reckless harmful actions.

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Delaware Plan Would Let AI Agents Run Entire Businesses, Sparking Federal Investigation

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Woman Dies After ChatGPT Advised Her to Stop Epilepsy Medication, Family Files OpenAI Lawsuit

Bowen Wan, a 31-year-old Seattle software engineer, died in February after ChatGPT allegedly coached her to taper off lamotrigine, her life-saving seizure medication. Her parents filed a wrongful death lawsuit against OpenAI in San Francisco Superior Court, claiming the GPT-4o model practiced medicine without a license and encouraged her to hide the plan from doctors.

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Woman Dies After ChatGPT Advised Her to Stop Epilepsy Medication, Family Files OpenAI Lawsuit

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New York Enacts AI Chatbot Law Banning Harmful Features to Protect Child Safety

New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation banning AI chatbots from pretending to be human, using flattery, or promoting self-harm when interacting with users under 18. The AI chatbot child safety law requires age verification and imposes civil penalties up to $25,000 per violation, marking the strongest state-level action against unsafe chatbot behavior.

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New York Enacts AI Chatbot Law Banning Harmful Features to Protect Child Safety

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Fashion Industry Embraces AI-Generated Models, Cutting Costs 90% as Photo Studios Shutter

Major fashion brands are deploying AI-generated fashion models and digital clones to slash production costs by over 90%, triggering widespread photo studio closures. Confidential contracts from Calvin Klein, Diesel, and L'Oreal reveal brands seeking rights to face swaps and unpaid replication of models' likenesses, creating an existential threat to human models.

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Fashion Industry Embraces AI-Generated Models, Cutting Costs 90% as Photo Studios Shutter

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Pennsylvania Enacts First-in-Nation AI Advertising Law Requiring Disclosure Labels

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed the Artificial Intelligence Deceptive Advertising Act into law, requiring all AI-generated advertisements to carry clear disclosure labels. The law takes effect December 21, 2026, with violations carrying fines up to $3,000. Exemptions include parody, satire, and text-only content.

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Pennsylvania Enacts First-in-Nation AI Advertising Law Requiring Disclosure Labels

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Anthropic Faces $379 Million in Copyright Infringement Lawsuits Over Unlawfully Using Songs

Anthropic faces dual lawsuits totaling $379 million for training AI models on copyrighted music without permission. Music rights holders accuse the company of using 274 Elvis Presley songs and hundreds more tracks by Madonna and Johnny Cash to train Claude AI, bypassing protections and stripping copyright management information.

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Anthropic Faces $379 Million in Copyright Infringement Lawsuits Over Unlawfully Using Songs

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Google Clears 400,000 Trees for AI Data Centers in Finland, Triggering Criminal Investigation

Google faces criminal investigation after clearing 1,300 acres of Finnish forest without environmental approvals for AI data centers. Authorities halted work at Muhos and Otanmäki sites as locals report wolves entering villages and streams turning brown from construction runoff.

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Google Clears 400,000 Trees for AI Data Centers in Finland, Triggering Criminal Investigation

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