The Lawyer Holding Big Tech Accountable by ‘Beating the Tar Out of Them’ in Court
Mark Lanier led the first social media addiction case to go to trial, winning a verdict against Meta and Google in March. It’s just the beginning.
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Should AI Decide Your Court Case? This Judge Says Yes
One of England’s top judges, Geoffrey Vos, believes that AI could adjudicate plenty of civil cases. The question, he says, is where the line should be drawn.
US Government's Delay in Releasing Secret Court Ruling on Surveillance Practices
Democratic senators demand explanation for Trump administration's delay in releasing a secret court ruling on surveillance practices, citing legal mandates and potential trust issues.
How to Secure Your Court System Against Cyberattacks: A Comprehensive Guide
A cyberattack on BAE Systems has disrupted US federal court operations, highlighting the critical need for robust cybersecurity measures. This guide offers practical recommendations and tips to secure your court system.
Alleged dev of Ploutus ATM malware appears in US court after arrest
The U.S. Department of Justice has announced the arrest of the alleged developer of Ploutus malware, used to steal millions of dollars in ATM jackpotting attacks across the United States.
Appeals Court Lets the Pentagon Designate Anthropic a Supply-Chain Risk
The AI lab had argued multiple violations of its rights, but a divided panel of judges sided with the Trump.
Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump's Efforts to Restrict Mail-In Voting Ahead of Midterms
Supreme Court blocks Trump's attempt to limit mail-in voting just before midterms, upholding a lower court's injunction.
Supreme Court Ruling on Mail-In Ballots: A Potential Storm Ahead for Midterm Elections
Supreme Court allows Trump's executive order restricting mail-in voting, raising concerns about potential chaos and disenfranchisement in the upcoming midterms.
US Supreme Court Upholds Privacy Rights Over Mobile Device Data
Supreme Court rules police need warrant to access location history data from tech companies, upholding privacy rights.
Telegram admits it couldn't police exam-leak channels, India tells court
India's government has told the Delhi High Court that Telegram was warned about two weeks before it was blocked, and that the platform admitted it could not proactively detect the channels selling leaked exam papers.
A Court Has Ruled That Google Is Liable for False Statements Generated by AI Overviews
The ruling holds that a company that designs, trains, operates, and manages an AI system must assume legal liability for any damages caused by the responses it.
A court just held Google responsible for AI Overviews errors — here’s Google’s response
Google characterizes the output of AI Overviews as overwhelmingly.
Court actually holds Google responsible for everything AI Overviews get wrong (Updated)
Google's AI Overviews landed it in legal trouble over "scam".
xAI Asks Court to Strip Alleged Grok Deepfake Nudes Victims of Anonymity
Four people suing Elon Musk's AI firm under pseudonyms due to the risks of being identified may face a difficult choice: Reveal your real names, or drop.
The Conspiracy Theorists' Desperation Over Voter Fraud in the US Election
Republican strategist Joey Mannarino and other MAGA influencers are spreading conspiracy theories about voter fraud, despite election glitches.
Right-Wing Think Tank Proposes Radical Strategy to Prevent Democrat Wins in Congress
A think tank aligned with the Trump administration suggests preventing Democrats from holding office, arguing that certain candidates are anti-constitutional. This strategy could face legal challenges.
Capitistas: The Anti-Oligarchy Campaign Against Billionaires and Their Networks
Anti-oligarchy activists plan to dox high-profile billionaires and their networks, raising $1.2M from wealthy traitors.
How the Trump Administration is Attempting to Undermine the Election
The Trump administration's efforts to interfere with elections have been met with failure, despite their attempts to sow doubt and distrust.
Jess Asato: The Deepfake Crisis and Legal Action Against xAI
British Labour MP Jess Asato has taken legal action against xAI, arguing that the company unlawfully used her image without consent. Asato's experience with deepfakes has informed her push for stronger protections for women and children online.
T-Mobile’s Deutsche Telekom Warns SpaceX About Potential Infrastructure Challenges
T-Mobile parent company Deutsche Telekom cautions against SpaceX disrupting the US telecom market, citing infrastructure challenges and the need for significant investments.
Federal Agents Use Cell-Site Simulators to Locate Protestor’s Producer
Federal law enforcement agents used controversial surveillance devices to locate and arrest a college student who helped produce journalist Don Lemon’s coverage of an anti-ICE protest.
The Center for Humane Technology: A Shift in Focus and Leadership
The Center for Humane Technology, under Tristan Harris, is downsizing and focusing on founder-led projects amid recent successes and internal debates.
ICE's Surveillance of Protesters: The Use of Palantir's Investigative Case Management Database
ICE observers allege that the DHS built and used a heavily customized Palantir database to store photos and personal information of protesters, including intimidating them and potentially labeling them as domestic terrorists.
HeyDude’s Collaboration with UF Theta Chi: A Controversial Move
A popular footwear brand’s collaboration with a fraternity sparks backlash, especially after allegations of nonconsensual intimate image dissemination.
US Government Seeks to Overturn EU $137 Million Fine on X: A Clash of Regulatory Standards
US seeks to overturn EU fine on X, raising concerns over tech regulation and US-EU relations.
SeaWorld's Halloween Event: A Dive into the Dark Romantic Fantasy Genre
SeaWorld Orlando's Halloween event introduces a dark romantic fantasy zone, sparking mixed reactions and sparking a conversation about the genre's place in horror.
Women Still Face Too Much Bullshit in Silicon Valley and Beyond
Former WIRED intern Katie Courtney shares her experiences of sexism and gender bias in tech, highlighting the need for change.
Meta Glasses on Dates: A Privacy Red Flag
Meta’s smart glasses have become a privacy concern, leading to harassment and violation of trust during dates.
New York Seizes Dozen Celebrity Deepfake Websites: A Significant Win in the Fight Against Harmful Content
New York's takedown of 12 celebrity deepfake websites marks a significant victory in the battle against harmful synthetic content, including videos of public figures in sexual situations.
The Right to Safe Drinking Water: A Global Debate
A Trump-appointed judge rules against a lawsuit claiming the city of Jackson, Mississippi, violated residents' constitutional right to clean water. The controversy highlights the global debate on water safety and protection.