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Epic Games Challenges Apple’s Attempt to Delay App Store Lawsuit
Epic Games opposes Apple’s motion to pause litigation over App Store commission fees amid ongoing legal disputes.
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Australia Doubles Penalties for Social Media Platforms Allowing Under-16 Users
Australia increases fines for social media companies violating under-16 user restrictions amid ongoing enforcement challenges.
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Three Taiwanese Nationals Arrested for Smuggling Nvidia Accelerators to China
Taiwanese authorities arrested three individuals for attempting to smuggle Nvidia server accelerators to China, circumventing U.S. export restrictions.
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WhatsApp Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Breach of End-to-End Encryption
WhatsApp, Meta, and Accenture are sued over claims of intercepting private messages, sparking criticism from Elon Musk and Pavel Durov.
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OpenAI Accuses Elon Musk of Legal Maneuver Ahead of $100 Billion Lawsuit
OpenAI claims Elon Musk changed his legal stance abruptly, creating a legal trap weeks before a $100 billion trial.
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Perplexity Faces Class Action Lawsuit Over Alleged Secret Data Sharing with Advertisers
AI startup Perplexity is sued for allegedly sharing user data and conversations with advertisers without consent, raising privacy concerns.
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Taiwanese Court to Deliver Verdict in High-Profile TSMC Technology Theft Case
Taiwan’s court will announce the verdict in a case involving stolen 2nm chip tech from TSMC, marking a first use of national security law in semiconductors.
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Anthropic Wins Key Legal Battle Against U.S. Department of Defense but Faces Further Appeals
Anthropic secured a court ruling removing it from a U.S. defense blacklist, but experts warn the dispute with the Pentagon is not yet fully resolved.
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US Supreme Court Rules AI-Generated Art Cannot Be Copyrighted
The US Supreme Court upheld that artworks created by AI systems are not eligible for copyright protection.
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US Justice Department Appeals Court Decision on Google Search Monopoly Case
The US DOJ and 38 states appeal a federal ruling easing consequences in the landmark antitrust case against Google’s search monopoly.
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Google to Pay $68 Million Settlement Over Secret Google Assistant Recordings
Google will pay $68 million to resolve a class-action lawsuit alleging unauthorized recording via Google Assistant, highlighting privacy concerns around voice assistants.
Read MoreSouth Korea Enacts World’s First Comprehensive AI Regulation Law
South Korea has become the first country to implement a comprehensive AI law aimed at enhancing safety and trust in artificial intelligence.
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