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Reddit Sues AI Startup Anthropic for Allegedly Using Data Without Permission
Reddit has accused anthropic of stealing data from its platform to train its AI models despite publicly assuring it wouldn't. According to the complaint, Anthropic has resisted entering a licensing agreement even as it trained its Claude chatbot on Reddit content, despite assuring last July it had blocked its bots from accessing Reddit's platform.
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Roblox Faces Lawsuit for Enabling Minor's Sexual, Financial Exploitation; Meta, Snap, Discord Also Targeted
Roblox faces a lawsuit accusing it of enabling the sexual and financial exploitation of a minor from California. The lawsuit also targets Discord, Snapchat parent Snap and Instagram parent Meta, platforms that were used to target the girl, who suffered severe mental health problems leading to suicide attempts and hospitalisation as a result of her...
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Lyft Sued by 20 More Women Who Allege Rape, Sexual Assault on the Ride-Hailing App
Twenty more women have come forward alleging they were raped or sexually assaulted while using Lyft, adding to a growing list of legal complaints against the ride-hailing company.
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Decision on Western Digital's Bid to Block Toshiba Memory Unit Sale Postponed
Western Digital sued Toshiba in San Francisco County Superior Court in mid-June, saying it believed a joint venture with Toshiba means Toshiba needs its consent to sell the flash business.
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Uber Agrees To Settle Safety Lawsuits For $28.5 Million
Uber has agreed to pay $28.5 million to settle litigation brought by customers who alleged the ride hailing service misrepresented the quality of its safety practices and the fees it charged passengers, the company said on Thursday.
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Reddit Sues AI Startup Anthropic for Allegedly Using Data Without Permission
Reddit has accused anthropic of stealing data from its platform to train its AI models despite publicly assuring it wouldn't. According to the complaint, Anthropic has resisted entering a licensing agreement even as it trained its Claude chatbot on Reddit content, despite assuring last July it had blocked its bots from accessing Reddit's platform.
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Roblox Faces Lawsuit for Enabling Minor's Sexual, Financial Exploitation; Meta, Snap, Discord Also Targeted
Roblox faces a lawsuit accusing it of enabling the sexual and financial exploitation of a minor from California. The lawsuit also targets Discord, Snapchat parent Snap and Instagram parent Meta, platforms that were used to target the girl, who suffered severe mental health problems leading to suicide attempts and hospitalisation as a result of her...
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Lyft Sued by 20 More Women Who Allege Rape, Sexual Assault on the Ride-Hailing App
Twenty more women have come forward alleging they were raped or sexually assaulted while using Lyft, adding to a growing list of legal complaints against the ride-hailing company.
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Decision on Western Digital's Bid to Block Toshiba Memory Unit Sale Postponed
Western Digital sued Toshiba in San Francisco County Superior Court in mid-June, saying it believed a joint venture with Toshiba means Toshiba needs its consent to sell the flash business.
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Uber Agrees To Settle Safety Lawsuits For $28.5 Million
Uber has agreed to pay $28.5 million to settle litigation brought by customers who alleged the ride hailing service misrepresented the quality of its safety practices and the fees it charged passengers, the company said on Thursday.
