Elon Musk demands up to $134 billion from OpenAI and Microsoft, claiming the AI company defrauded him by abandoning its nonprofit mission after he provided $38 million in seed funding and early technical expertise, while OpenAI dismisses the lawsuit as harassment ahead of April's trial.
President Trump directs federal agencies to sue states over AI regulations and threatens to cut funding from states with restrictive AI laws, while establishing a DOJ task force to challenge conflicting state legislation within 90 days.
Elon Musk's $38 million lawsuit against OpenAI advances to jury trial in March as a federal judge finds evidence supporting claims that the AI company betrayed its nonprofit mission by pursuing profits over humanity's benefit.
Amazon's experimental AI programs 'Shop Direct' and 'Buy for Me' scrape competitor websites without permission to list products, prompting backlash from over 180 retailers who report receiving unwanted orders for items they don't sell or that are out of stock.
Character.AI and Google settle multiple lawsuits alleging their AI chatbots contributed to teen suicides and mental health crises across five states, with the companies now implementing new safety measures including banning private conversations for users under 18.
Over 40 million people worldwide turn to ChatGPT daily for health information, using the AI to decode medical bills, self-diagnose conditions, and navigate healthcare challenges, despite ongoing safety concerns and lawsuits over potentially dangerous medical advice.
AI startup Ankar raises $20 million to revolutionize patent approval processes, using language models to slash approval times from 24 months while increasing productivity by 40% for clients like L'Oréal.
Trump signs executive order targeting state AI laws through legal challenges and federal grant conditions, prompting California and New York officials to vow court battles as experts predict extensive federal-state litigation over AI regulation authority.
Solve Intelligence secures $40M Series B funding to expand its AI-powered patent law services, achieving eight-figure annual recurring revenue and profitability while serving 400 intellectual property teams in a rapidly growing $3.2 billion legal tech market.
Disney fires cease-and-desist letter at Google, accusing the tech giant of running a 'virtual vending machine' that mass-produces unauthorized AI images of beloved Frozen, Star Wars, and Marvel characters through its systems, escalating a major copyright battle between entertainment and artificial intelligence industries.