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  • September 04, 2026

    AI Land Use Fights Are Just Getting Started In Mass.

    Some Massachusetts cities and towns are scrambling to update their zoning rules amid rising tensions over artificial intelligence data centers, with disputes expected to play out in the courts and on Beacon Hill in coming years.

  • September 04, 2026

    Meta Layoff Suit Serves As Early Test Of AI Bias Claims

    A lawsuit in California federal court alleging that Meta's use of artificial intelligence in recent layoffs negatively affected employees on protected leave provides insight for plaintiffs about what evidence to preserve and how to build these discrimination claims, says Manny Starr at Frontier Law Center.

  • September 03, 2026

    BASF Unit Says Apple Stole Its Face Authentication IP

    A BASF SE subsidiary sued ​Apple in Texas federal court on Thursday alleging infringement of seven of its face authentication patents, saying that the Silicon Valley giant has been using the technology in iPhone ‌and ⁠iPad models without authorization or license.

  • September 03, 2026

    Jump Trading Must Face Terraform Stablecoin Fraud Claims

    Crypto trading firm Jump Trading LLC and its subsidiaries must face the bulk of a proposed securities class action from investors who claim it misled them and manipulated the market for Terraform Labs' stablecoins in the lead up to the stunning collapse of the Terraform ecosystem.

  • September 03, 2026

    Samsung, Other Chipmakers Want Price-Fixing Suit Tossed

    Samsung, Micron and SK Hynix have urged a California federal court to toss a proposed class action accusing the chipmakers of conspiring to fix the supply and prices of dynamic random access memory, saying the suit was a "repackaged version" of a previous conspiracy suit against them that the Ninth Circuit rejected.

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