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Sam Altman Sister's Abuse Claims Against Him Dismissed for Now
OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman won dismissal of a lawsuit by his sister claiming that he sexually abused her for almost a decade.
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Elon Musk Urges Court to Block ‘Illegal’ OpenAI For-Profit Conversion
Elon Musk has repeated his earlier claims that OpenAI broke its promises to him and abandoned its founding purpose as a charity when it accepted billions of dollars in backing from Microsoft starting in 2019.
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Elon Musk Escalates Legal Feud With Sam Altman, Alleges OpenAI A "Monopolist"
Musk said in the filing that the company "has attempted to starve competitors of AI talent by aggressively recruiting employees with offers of lavish compensation and is on track to spend $1.5 billion on personnel for just 1,500 employees."
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US Court Refuses To Throw Out Crypto Scam Case Against Kim Kardashian
Kim Kardashian failed to persuade a judge to throw out a lawsuit in which she's accused of scamming investors in a cryptocurrency called EthereumMax by falsely hyping the digital tokens.
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FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried Used VPN to Access Internet Recently, Could Be Hiding Online Activity: US Prosecutors
US prosecutors said that former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried used a virtual private network to access the internet on two recent occasions, raising concerns that he could be hiding his online activities. In a letter to the Manhattan judge handling Bankman-Fried’s criminal fraud case late Monday, a prosecutor in the office of the Manhattan US attorne...
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A New Lawsuit Against Social Media Involves 100 Schools In US
The Seattle city school district filed a novel lawsuit blaming Big Tech for poisoning youth with social media addiction, saying the schools can't fulfill their educational mission while students are suffering from anxiety and depression.
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US Says Accused Apple Secrets Thief Had Patriot Missile File
Jizhong Chen, a US citizen who was arrested on his way to catch a flight to China, is awaiting trial on charges that he collected photos, schematics and manuals from his work on Apple's tightly guarded self-driving car project.
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Google Finds Cheap Way Out of Multibillion-Dollar 'Wi-Spy' Suit
Google is poised to pay a modest $13 million to end a 2010 privacy lawsuit that was once called the biggest US wiretap case ever and threatened the Internet giant with billions of dollars in damages.
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Boeing Sued Over Ethiopian Airlines Crash As Political Woes Deepen
Boeing Co. was sued on behalf of a passenger killed in the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines flight over claims that its 737 Max 8 isn't safely designed, deepening the legal and political woes the planemaker faces.
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Google Staves Off Genericide, Avoids Fate of Aspirin, Yo-Yo
A US federal appeals court's decision rejected the argument that Google has become so popular as a verb that it should lose its status as a protected trademark.
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Sam Altman Sister's Abuse Claims Against Him Dismissed for Now
OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman won dismissal of a lawsuit by his sister claiming that he sexually abused her for almost a decade.
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Elon Musk Urges Court to Block ‘Illegal’ OpenAI For-Profit Conversion
Elon Musk has repeated his earlier claims that OpenAI broke its promises to him and abandoned its founding purpose as a charity when it accepted billions of dollars in backing from Microsoft starting in 2019.
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Elon Musk Escalates Legal Feud With Sam Altman, Alleges OpenAI A "Monopolist"
Musk said in the filing that the company "has attempted to starve competitors of AI talent by aggressively recruiting employees with offers of lavish compensation and is on track to spend $1.5 billion on personnel for just 1,500 employees."
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US Court Refuses To Throw Out Crypto Scam Case Against Kim Kardashian
Kim Kardashian failed to persuade a judge to throw out a lawsuit in which she's accused of scamming investors in a cryptocurrency called EthereumMax by falsely hyping the digital tokens.
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FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried Used VPN to Access Internet Recently, Could Be Hiding Online Activity: US Prosecutors
US prosecutors said that former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried used a virtual private network to access the internet on two recent occasions, raising concerns that he could be hiding his online activities. In a letter to the Manhattan judge handling Bankman-Fried’s criminal fraud case late Monday, a prosecutor in the office of the Manhattan US attorne...
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A New Lawsuit Against Social Media Involves 100 Schools In US
The Seattle city school district filed a novel lawsuit blaming Big Tech for poisoning youth with social media addiction, saying the schools can't fulfill their educational mission while students are suffering from anxiety and depression.
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US Says Accused Apple Secrets Thief Had Patriot Missile File
Jizhong Chen, a US citizen who was arrested on his way to catch a flight to China, is awaiting trial on charges that he collected photos, schematics and manuals from his work on Apple's tightly guarded self-driving car project.
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Google Finds Cheap Way Out of Multibillion-Dollar 'Wi-Spy' Suit
Google is poised to pay a modest $13 million to end a 2010 privacy lawsuit that was once called the biggest US wiretap case ever and threatened the Internet giant with billions of dollars in damages.
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Boeing Sued Over Ethiopian Airlines Crash As Political Woes Deepen
Boeing Co. was sued on behalf of a passenger killed in the crash of an Ethiopian Airlines flight over claims that its 737 Max 8 isn't safely designed, deepening the legal and political woes the planemaker faces.
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Google Staves Off Genericide, Avoids Fate of Aspirin, Yo-Yo
A US federal appeals court's decision rejected the argument that Google has become so popular as a verb that it should lose its status as a protected trademark.
