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Midjourney pushes Hollywood studios to reveal internal AI practices in copyright battle

Midjourney is asking a federal judge to force Disney, Universal, and Warner Bros. to disclose their internal AI usage as part of its defense against copyright infringement claims. The AI image generator argues the studios may be doing exactly what they're suing Midjourney for—training AI models on unlicensed copyrighted content behind closed doors.

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Midjourney pushes Hollywood studios to reveal internal AI practices in copyright battle

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Argentina's AI-run companies bill still requires human oversight despite bold pitch

Argentine President Javier Milei introduced legislation for non-human corporations run by AI agents, positioning Argentina as the first country to create this legal category. But the reality is more measured—the bill mandates human administrators to oversee operations, legal representatives for binding contracts, and unlimited liability for human promoters. While the proposal aims to attract AI investment and modernize corporate framework, critics warn about accountability gaps.

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Argentina's AI-run companies bill still requires human oversight despite bold pitch

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Supreme Court declares zero tolerance for AI hallucinations in legal proceedings after NCLT case

The Supreme Court of India has issued a stern warning about the unchecked use of AI in courts, calling it potentially catastrophic. After setting aside an NCLT insolvency order that relied on six fabricated AI-generated legal precedents, the court directed the Bar Council of India to establish guidelines and disciplinary measures for AI use in legal practice.

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Supreme Court declares zero tolerance for AI hallucinations in legal proceedings after NCLT case

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Apple responds to YouTube lawsuit, claims public videos are fair game for AI training

Apple has filed a motion to dismiss a class-action lawsuit alleging the company scraped millions of YouTube videos to train its AI models. The tech giant argues that publicly accessible content doesn't require special authorization under DMCA law, setting up a legal battle that could define how AI companies use online content for training purposes.

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Apple responds to YouTube lawsuit, claims public videos are fair game for AI training

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Tesla Driver Faces Manslaughter Charge After Fatal Crash That Killed Texas Grandmother

A Texas man has been charged with manslaughter after his Tesla Model 3 crashed into a home in Katy, killing 76-year-old Martha Avila. Michael Butler, 44, allegedly had Tesla Autopilot engaged when his vehicle plowed into Avila's residence at 73 mph on June 19. Tesla disputes the driver's account, claiming he manually overrode the self-driving system by pressing the accelerator to 100%. The incident has triggered federal investigations and a wrongful death lawsuit.

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Tesla Driver Faces Manslaughter Charge After Fatal Crash That Killed Texas Grandmother

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AI governance in regulated industries struggles as agentic AI adoption outpaces human oversight

Organizations in regulated industries face a critical challenge as agentic AI systems execute complex tasks faster than governance frameworks can adapt. The oversight paradox reveals that better-performing AI can actually weaken human judgment, creating compliance gaps in finance, healthcare, and audit operations where accountability matters most.

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AI governance in regulated industries struggles as agentic AI adoption outpaces human oversight

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Netflix uses AI-generated Gene Wilder voice for Willy Wonka reality show, sparking backlash

Netflix partnered with ElevenLabs to recreate Gene Wilder's voice for its upcoming reality competition Wonka's The Golden Ticket. Despite approval from Wilder's estate, the move has ignited fierce debate about AI recreation of deceased performers' voices. Critics label it 'digital necromancy' while questioning whether estate consent can truly substitute for the performer's own approval.

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Netflix uses AI-generated Gene Wilder voice for Willy Wonka reality show, sparking backlash

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US Supreme Court blocks Trump from removing copyright official who flagged AI training concerns

The US Supreme Court denied Trump's request to fire Shira Perlmutter, the government's top copyright official, keeping her in place while her legal challenge proceeds. Perlmutter was terminated a day after her office released a report finding that tech firms' unauthorized uses of copyrighted works to train generative AI systems may be unlawful. The case centers on whether Trump lacked the authority to remove an official from the legislative branch.

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US Supreme Court blocks Trump from removing copyright official who flagged AI training concerns

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Supermicro raided as Taiwan escalates chip smuggling probe with staff detentions

Taiwanese authorities raided Supermicro's Taiwan office and supply-chain partners in a widening Nvidia smuggling probe that has now detained two employees. The investigation centers on whether AI servers equipped with Nvidia chips were illegally exported to China through falsified documents, marking Taiwan's first criminal probe into the diversion of advanced AI technology despite lacking specific export control laws.

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Supermicro raided as Taiwan escalates chip smuggling probe with staff detentions

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FBI deploys AI-powered forensics in White House Correspondents' Dinner attack investigation

The FBI used AI-powered digital forensics software from Exterro during the critical 48-hour period following the 2026 White House Correspondents' Dinner attack. The platform helped investigators process seized devices, social media accounts, and digital evidence before filing charges against Cole Thomas Allen, highlighting how AI in law enforcement is becoming standard practice for handling massive volumes of digital evidence.

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FBI deploys AI-powered forensics in White House Correspondents' Dinner attack investigation

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Italy opens antitrust probe into Microsoft over AI-bundled Microsoft 365 price increase

Italy's competition authority has launched an investigation into Microsoft over allegations the company automatically moved subscribers to more expensive Microsoft 365 plans with AI features without adequate disclosure. The regulator claims customers were given insufficient information about Copilot and Designer integration and had to actively opt out of higher pricing, raising questions about consumer protection and transparency in AI pricing strategies.

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Italy opens antitrust probe into Microsoft over AI-bundled Microsoft 365 price increase

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400 Newspapers Sue OpenAI and Microsoft as Copyright Battle Over AI Training Intensifies

A coalition of 400 newspaper publishers has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging the companies stole copyrighted news articles to train AI systems like ChatGPT and Microsoft Copilot. The New York Times simultaneously amended its 2023 lawsuit, adding new allegations that Microsoft actively encouraged OpenAI to use copyrighted material.

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400 Newspapers Sue OpenAI and Microsoft as Copyright Battle Over AI Training Intensifies

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Federal Judge Rules ChatGPT Records Can Be Used as Evidence in Crypto Fraud Case

A Manhattan federal judge has allowed prosecutors to obtain ChatGPT records from a crypto executive accused of fraud, establishing that AI chat logs can be treated as searchable digital evidence. The ruling rejects claims that conversations with AI chatbots are protected by attorney-client privilege, marking a significant development as courts begin treating AI communications like emails and search history in legal proceedings.

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Federal Judge Rules ChatGPT Records Can Be Used as Evidence in Crypto Fraud Case

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Banned Nvidia AI chips double to $1.1M on China black market as US crackdown tightens supply

Nvidia's banned DGX B300 AI server now sells for over $1.1 million on China's black market—nearly triple its US retail price. The surge follows intensified US export restrictions and a customs freeze that's choking off both legal and illegal supply routes. Even five-year-old A100 servers have tripled in price as Chinese tech firms scramble for alternatives.

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Banned Nvidia AI chips double to $1.1M on China black market as US crackdown tightens supply

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Legal tech startup sues US government after losing access to Anthropic's Fable 5 AI model

Legion LegalTech Corp filed a lawsuit challenging a US Commerce Department directive that forced Anthropic to disable its most advanced AI models for foreign nationals worldwide. The San Jose-based legal tech firm claims the June 12 order caused immediate and irreparable harm to its business, cutting off its Canadian development team and disrupting operations that depend on Anthropic AI models for drafting legal documents.

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Legal tech startup sues US government after losing access to Anthropic's Fable 5 AI model

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