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October 24, 20262 min readLitigation · Liability & Safety

Texas Sues OpenAI and Sam Altman Over ChatGPT Safety and Consumer Claims

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued OpenAI and Sam Altman, alleging deceptive claims about ChatGPT's safety and reliability. The consumer-protection lawsuit also raises allegations involving harmful responses, children's use and privacy.

By AI News Daily · Source: Politico

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October 23, 20262 min read

US Banks Restrict Third-Party AI Agents From Accessing Customer Accounts

Major US banks are restricting AI agents that log into accounts using customer credentials. The reported measures reflect concerns about authorization and security, with banks favoring read-only access over agents that can take action.

By AI News Daily · Source: Reuters

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October 23, 20262 min readCopyright & IP · Litigation

Reservoir Sues Suno and Anthropic Over AI Training and Copyright Claims

Reservoir has sued Suno and Anthropic in federal court, alleging copyright infringement and DMCA violations tied to AI training. The separate complaints challenge the use of its music catalog without authorization.

By AI News Daily · Source: Digital Music News

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October 21, 20262 min readCopyright & IP · Litigation

Third Circuit Rejects ROSS Fair-Use Defense, Recognizes AI Training Licensing Market

The Third Circuit rejected ROSS Intelligence’s fair-use defense over legal headnotes used to train a non-generative research tool. The ruling recognized a potential AI training licensing market while leaving questions about how licensing evidence should be evaluated.

By AI News Daily · Source: Baker Botts

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October 19, 20262 min readLitigation · Privacy & Data

OpenAI Faces State Safety Lawsuit, Reported FTC Subpoena and European Scrutiny

Eight US states sued OpenAI over alleged misleading safety claims, while the FTC reportedly subpoenaed OpenAI and Anthropic. European officials also announced information requests covering AI security, evaluation and monitoring.

By AI News Daily · Source: Tech Policy Press

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October 15, 20262 min readLitigation · Liability & Safety

States Sue OpenAI Over Alleged Child Safety Failures and Misleading Claims

At least eight states are suing OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT harms young users and that the company misleads consumers about safety. OpenAI says it has strengthened protections and continues to review its models.

By AI News Daily · Source: Boston Herald

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October 15, 20262 min readLitigation · Liability & Safety

Eight states sue OpenAI over ChatGPT safety and claims to parents

Eight states sued OpenAI, alleging ChatGPT harms children and that the company misled parents about its safety. OpenAI defended its age-specific safeguards, parental controls and other protections.

By AI News Daily · Source: CNBC

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October 14, 20262 min readLiability & Safety

Singapore Paper Examines Who Bears Legal Responsibility for AI Agents

A Singapore discussion paper examines how contract, tort and agency law apply when AI agents take unintended actions. It explores fault-based and strict liability while leaving key questions about allocating responsibility unresolved.

By AI News Daily · Source: IAPP