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Pennsylvania is taking legal action against Character.AI for offering chatbots that falsely claim to be licensed doctors. The lawsuit seeks to stop the AI company from violating state medical practice laws and protect users from potentially dangerous health advice.
For the first time in U.S. history, juries found Meta and YouTube responsible for harming children through addictive design features. The landmark rulings open the door for thousands of similar cases and could reshape how social platforms protect young users.
A Dutch court just delivered a major win for digital safety, ordering Elon Musk's Grok AI to stop creating nude images without consent or face daily fines of $115,000. The ruling marks one of the first times a court has held an AI company accountable for creating tools that generate sexualized deepfakes.
A landmark jury decision found Meta and YouTube liable for creating addictive platforms that harm young people's mental health, awarding $3 million to a young plaintiff. This first-of-its-kind verdict could reshape how social media companies design their platforms for teens.
Frustrated applicants are taking legal action against Eightfold AI, arguing the company's résumé-screening algorithm should follow the same transparency rules as credit scores. The lawsuit could force AI hiring tools out of the shadows and give job seekers a fighting chance.
Snapchat's parent company reached an agreement with a young woman who alleged the app's design harmed her mental health, marking the first settlement in a wave of cases that could reshape how social media platforms are held accountable.