Claiming deepfake was not enough to get video evidence suppressed

The Iowa Supreme Court has held that merely suggesting a video could be an AI-generated deepfake is not enough to keep it out of evidence. . . .

AI gave manslaughter victim a voice but made his killer’s sentencing unfair

An Arizona court of appeals overturned a sentence imposed for manslaughter because of content produced at sentencing showing the victim appearing as an AI-generated personality. . . .

The first appellate AI training decision is not really a generative AI case

The first federal appellate court to decide whether copying copyrighted material to train an artificial intelligence system can constitute fair use ruled against the AI . . .

Court upholds Pentagon exclusion of Anthropic over Claude use restrictions

Anthropic challenged a Department of War decision excluding the company and its Claude artificial intelligence models from the Department’s supply chain after Anthropic refused to . . .

What happens to a trade secret when technology moves on?

The secrets of building a great vacuum tube did not have to leak for their value to wane when transistors arrived. AI may create the . . .

The enterprise AI legal issue you probably are not thinking about yet

The next portability fight will be about knowledge Perhaps the strangest intellectual property question to arise in the past few years with AI is not . . .

Customer data for AI use: What should a vendor take and a customer give?

Negotiating how a technology vendor uses customer data brings up not only privacy and data processing concerns but also confidentiality and trade secrets, in a . . .

When the machine gets you in trouble: from Usenet to AI agents

Even in cases decided thirty years apart, there remains a necessary volitional nexus between human conduct and machine action for there to be liability. The . . .

Nudified deepfake victims in suit against xAI can remain anonymous

Jane Doe and three other women sued defendant xAI alleging that the company's Grok chatbot generated non-consensual nude and sexually explicit images of them. Plaintiffs . . .

Negotiating technology and AI agreements: “We have all been here before”

When it comes to AI issues in technology contracts, both vendors and customers are tending to over-negotiate because the frameworks for understanding and allocating risk . . .