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  • September 01, 2026

    Samsung Mini LED TVs Lack Actual Mini LED Tech, Rival Says

    Samsung is falsely touting some of its televisions as incorporating advanced Mini LED technology that provides higher quality picture, despite that it simply "recycled" its preexisting low-end standard LED TV and relabeled them as a "supreme" Mini LED, alleges a Lanham Act suit filed Monday in California federal court.

  • September 01, 2026

    Calif. Privacy Agency Keeps Regulatory Heat On Data Brokers

    A Virginia-based data broker has become the latest enforcement target of the California Privacy Protection Agency, which announced Tuesday that the company would pay a $36,400 fine and commit to honoring requests made through a new consumer data deletion tool to resolve claims that it failed to timely register as a data broker.

  • September 01, 2026

    Music Publishers Fight To Keep $3B Anthropic IP Case Alive

    Major music publishers on Monday urged a California federal court not to throw out their $3 billion suit accusing Anthropic PBC of "brazen" mass copyright infringement of sheet music and songbooks, arguing that Anthropic's "thin challenges" to their claims mischaracterize the law and disregard their "extensive" allegations.

  • September 01, 2026

    Jason Isbell Says Suno Exploits Identities Like 'The Borg'

    Grammy winner Jason Isbell and several other musicians have lodged a proposed class action in Massachusetts federal court against Suno Inc., accusing the AI music generator company of extracting and exploiting musicians' identifying attributes much like a collective of identity-erasing cybernetic aliens from the Star Trek franchise.

  • September 01, 2026

    Watchdog Sues To Unmask Feds' 'Secret' Frontier AI Review

    A nonprofit ethics watchdog accused the Trump administration in D.C. federal court Tuesday of failing to hand over information about the "secret de facto regulatory regime" governing frontier artificial intelligence models.

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