Character.AI hit with another lawsuit over allegations its chatbot suggested a teen kill his parents

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Noam Shazeer and Daniel De Freitas are cofounders of Character.AI.

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Miss America is embroiled in legal drama weeks before the 2025 competition

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Miss America is in the midst of a legal battle.

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YouTuber Connor Franta accuses business partners of siphoning more than $1 million from Heard Well. They deny it.

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Connor Franta is accusing his business partners at Heard Well in a lawsuit of siphoning money from their company. The business partners deny it.

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Drake lost his rap battle with Kendrick Lamar. Now he's going to war with Spotify.

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If it didn't already look like Drake had lost the feud of the year, it certainly does now.

Sarah Silverman says her lawsuit against OpenAI is difficult because the company is one of the 'richest entities in the world'

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Sarah Silverman is a plaintiff in a class action lawsuit filed against OpenAI.

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Oops! OpenAI just deleted important legal data in a lawsuit from The New York Times

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Sam Altman's OpenAI has lost deleted related to a lawsuit with The New York Times and other newspapers.

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Elon Musk Expands His Grudge Against OpenAI to Include Microsoft

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Mark Zuckerberg isn't personally liable for any harm caused to children by Facebook and Instagram, judge says

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A judge said Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg is not personally liable in over two dozen social media addiction lawsuits.

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‘It Talked About Kidnapping Me’: Read the Lawsuit That Accuses AI of Aiding in a Teen’s Suicide

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A timeline of the sexual misconduct allegations against Sean 'Diddy' Combs as he awaits trial

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Sean "Diddy" Combs.

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