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SOCAN Sues Suno in Canada Over 150 AI Outputs It Says Copy Songs

The case challenges both Suno’s alleged use of music in model development and the public availability of generated tracks, seeking an injunction, damages and a share of alleged profits.

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OpenAI Faces 30 New Lawsuits Over Alleged Failure to Alert Police Before Tumbler Ridge Shooting

The filings put OpenAI’s internal threshold for reporting threats, its account controls and its decision-making chain at the center of a growing legal fight.

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Morgan Stanley Says Meta’s Teen-Safety Settlement Could Speed AI Product Rollout

The bank’s thesis is that ending the trial removes a management and investor overhang. The harder question is whether Meta can turn a broad, costly AI agenda into products that are ready to ship.

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Jason Isbell’s Suno Suit Targets Artist-Name Prompts, Not Music Copyright

The proposed class action shifts the fight from who owns recordings to whether a music generator can turn a performer’s name into songs, descriptions and images without consent.

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Plaintiff Says Anthropic’s $200 Claude Plan Delivers 6x Weekly Sonnet Use, Not 20x

The case turns on whether a headline multiplier tied to a five-hour session remains clear when separate weekly limits govern a subscriber’s longer-run capacity.

Aug 31, 2026

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Apple Files New Evidence Alleging OpenAI Used Its Circuit Schematic

Apple wants quicker access to devices and records, arguing that its newly submitted material shows confidential information may still be in use. OpenAI is seeking dismissal, leaving the court to weigh the immediate discovery request before the underlying allegations are decided.

Aug 31, 2026

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Sony and Warner Sue Anthropic Founders Over Claude Data, Seeking Up to $150,000 Per Work

The publishers’ case reaches beyond Claude’s alleged lyric outputs to the route by which copyrighted material entered Anthropic’s systems—and seeks records that could tie those decisions to its co-founders.

Aug 29, 2026

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Apple’s $250M Siri Settlement Could Open Claims September 21 for Eligible iPhone Buyers

The proposed 90-day filing window gives affected U.S. buyers a path to compensation, but court approval and the final claim requirements are still pending.

Aug 29, 2026

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Meta’s Up-to-$18 Billion Deal Carves Out Under-13 Data for Age-Assurance Testing

The agreement bars advertising and optimization uses of the data, but gives Meta protection from specified state claims as it builds a system to identify under-13 users. The FTC’s position remains unresolved.

Aug 28, 2026

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Judge Vacates Pentagon’s Anthropic Blacklist and Orders Defense Department Retraction

The decision removes a department-wide bar on Anthropic technology, while a related Washington case and possible agency-specific restrictions leave the full procurement picture unsettled.

Aug 27, 2026

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AFM Drops Warner Music Parent From AI Suit, but Warner Records Pay Claims Continue

The union’s filing removes Warner Music Group Corp. without prejudice after an amended complaint named Warner Records instead. The central contract dispute remains whether AI licensing revenue must be shared with musicians.

Aug 25, 2026

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Oura Faces Proposed Class Action Over Its 95% Sleep-Staging Accuracy Claim

The case puts consumer-wearable marketing under pressure to distinguish useful health estimates from claims that suggest clinical-grade measurement.

Aug 25, 2026

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Sagan Estate Sues Luma Over 8-Second Ray 3.14 Ad Clip, Seeks to Block Its Use

The case centers on an alleged use of an archival recording in product marketing, testing the estate’s control over a voice it has licensed for major campaigns.

Aug 25, 2026

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Twitch and Amazon Face Proposed Class Action Over AI Training and Default Opt-In

The case puts two questions on the same track: whether Amazon used Twitch material before creators were notified, and whether a channel-by-channel opt-out can meaningfully capture everyone in a stream or chat.

Aug 25, 2026

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August 2026

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Anthropic’s $1.5B Deal Shows AI Training Fair Use Has a Data-Source Limit

Early U.S. decisions point to a narrower question than whether models can learn from copyrighted works: how the material was obtained, what it was authorized for, and whether the new product directly competes with it.

Aug 23, 2026

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Grok Lawsuit Adds Claim That One Childhood Photo Became More Than 7,000 Explicit Images

The proposed class action is testing more than an alleged user’s conduct: it asks whether xAI’s safeguards and reporting systems should have stopped or exposed the alleged abuse sooner.

Aug 22, 2026

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Nine Tech Companies Face Chicago Suits Over AI Voice Training Data

The proposed class actions are not copyright cases. They turn on whether Illinois biometric-privacy rules can reach recordings allegedly gathered online and used to train AI systems.

Aug 22, 2026

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xAI Sues Photographer It Says Bypassed Grok’s Safety Guardrails

The company is pursuing contract remedies and an account restriction while families separately argue that Grok enabled the sexualization of their children’s images.

Aug 22, 2026

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