Tag: Defamation

A radio host in Georgia sues OpenAI, claiming their ChatGPT AI service falsely implicated him in embezzlement. This could set a precedent for holding AI systems and their developers liable for misinformation they generate. Could this be the first of many?

Are generative AIs like ChatGPT liable for false statements made by their platforms? As legal implications grow, a gap in the law highlights the need for AI-specific regulations. Will lawmakers step in? Find out more. #AIregulation #ChatGPT #legalimplications

Attorneys for Abby Grossberg, a former Fox News producer, have vowed to push for changes within the organization after settling a lawsuit for $787.5 million. Grossberg had alleged a culture of sexism and antisemitism, which Fox News has denied. Smartmatic has also filed a $2.7 billion lawsuit and both have argued that recorded conversations with Giuliani and Powell should have been released. It is clear the legal teams are determined to make sure meaningful changes are implemented.

Fox Corporation is on their way to Delaware Superior Court to face off against election technology giant Dominion Voting Systems in a massive $1.6 billion defamation case. Numerous false claims about Dominion's ties to Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and flipping votes in the 2020 US election were circulated by media figures such as Jeanine Pirro, Maria Bartiromo and Lou Dobbs. Fox Corporation insists that the claims were newsworthy and not defamation. Internal emails and other court documents may prove Fox News liable. Meanwhile, former Fox producer Abby Grossberg has alleged that their lawyers coached her on the case. All eyes turn to the Judge to decide the fate of Fox News in this encounter with Dominion.

Fox Corporation is on their way to Delaware Superior Court to face off against election technology giant Dominion Voting Systems in a massive $1.6 billion defamation case. Numerous false claims about Dominion's ties to Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and flipping votes in the 2020 US election were circulated by media figures such as Jeanine Pirro, Maria Bartiromo and Lou Dobbs. Fox Corporation insists that the claims were newsworthy and not defamation. Internal emails and other court documents may prove Fox News liable. Meanwhile, former Fox producer Abby Grossberg has alleged that their lawyers coached her on the case. All eyes turn to the Judge to decide the fate of Fox News in this encounter with Dominion.