… Elnaggar puts it plainly: “The law does not distinguish between formal publication and informal sharing when the outcome is the same.” A screenshot becomes legally problematic, Elnaggar says, when it exposes private communications without consent, distorts the context of what was said, or contribut… …
“It looks like an attempt to cripple Anthropic,” Lin said of the Pentagon designating the company a supply-chain risk. “It looks like the department is punishing Anthropic for trying to bring public scrutiny to this contract dispute, which of course would be a violation of the First Amendment.” Ant… …
… That could be instrumental to Anthropic’s legal argument if the company can demonstrate it was seeking similar terms as the ChatGPT developer. …
… The legal battle and sales fallout follows a weeks-long dispute between Anthropic and the Pentagon over the potential use of AI technologies for mass domestic surveillance and autonomous lethal weapons. …
… This law updated the legal framework for platforms operating in Europe. It has been in force since 2024 and imposes transparency obligations, rapid removal of illegal content, and management of systemic risks such as disinformation and the protection of minors. …
… Savitt, the OpenAI lawyer, disputed that contention on Monday. “It's not a technical decision, it's a substantive one,” he said. “It says you brought your claims too late, and you did it because you were sitting on them to use them as a weapon of a competitor who can't compete in the marketplace, a… …
… There is no legal definition of refurbished. …
… Through his current team, Micay disputes this. …
… So I don't think you can ever completely discount his legal fights even when they seem spurious at the outset. Brian Barrett: Set aside the legal merits, who knows? …
… But for ongoing cases, ESPN reports, Dolan's legal blacklist continues to this day. …