AI industry groups are urging an appeals court to block what they say is the largest copyright class action ever certified.

The suit claims the popular service may be recording and processing millions of users' private conversations without consent.

Transcription tool Otter AI has long had an "assistant" service to transcribe video meetings. "Otter Notetaker" can enter a Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams call and jot down what participants ...

A class action lawsuit is gaining steam as plaintiffs band together to allege that Workday's AI recruitment tools unlawfully ...

Workday is facing a legal challenge over its AI-powered hiring tools. The case outcome could determine how companies use ...

Last month, a federal judge ruled that potentially millions of writers can join a copyright infringement lawsuit brought against the AI startup Anthropic. The suit, made by three authors, accused ...

Cornerstone Research recently published its 2025 midyear assessment of securities class action filings. Compared to the second half of ...

AI associations are appealing to a US appeals court to stop a class action lawsuit over copyright infringement. Three authors ...

The SBA’s Office of Inspector General has issued a report on the agency’s large, and growing, amount of delinquent loans made ...

AI is revolutionizing hiring, but without human oversight, algorithms can amplify bias, leading to discrimination and legal ...