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The University of Tennessee has become the first institution to file a patent infringement lawsuit against Anthropic, claiming the AI company's systems violate patents related to neuroscience-inspired machine learning technology.
A US federal judge has granted final approval to Anthropic's $1.5 billion settlement with authors who alleged the AI company misused their books without permission to train its Claude chatbot, marking the largest copyright recovery in US history.
Magnet Forensics, a Canadian cybersecurity company, is pursuing legal action against a former contractor and competing firm Paradigm Shift Technology for allegedly disclosing confidential details about an iPhone vulnerability.
A Texas federal jury has determined that Kioxia must pay Viasat $229 million for infringing patents related to flash-memory technology used in power-efficient data storage devices.
Japan is creating a dedicated agency by August to protect its premium agricultural varieties from unauthorized overseas cultivation, following significant leaks of branded crops to China and South Korea.
Apple has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI and two former employees, accusing them of stealing trade secrets related to hardware development. The dispute marks a significant escalation in tensions between the tech giants as they compete in artificial intelligence.
Taylor Swift has successfully defended herself against plagiarism allegations, with a federal judge dismissing a lawsuit filed by a Florida poet who claimed the pop star copied phrases for over a dozen songs.
A Suzhou court found Chinese milk tea chain Molly Tea infringed seven Louis Vuitton trademarks featuring a four-petal flower design, ordering the company to pay 10.3 million yuan and apologise publicly.
The Malaysian Artistes Association has urged the government to assume direct control of music royalty collection and distribution, proposing a centralised digital platform to address long-standing industry problems affecting thousands of local musicians.
Malaysia's Ministry of Domestic Trade and Cost of Living has dismantled a counterfeit goods operation in Johor Bahru, confiscating RM600,000 worth of fake branded merchandise from three locations.
Acclaimed Malaysian composer Datuk M. Nasir has launched a RM5 million legal action against MyTeksi Sdn Bhd (Grab Malaysia), alleging the ride-hailing platform misused his identity to promote a beverage without consent or agreement.
The US Supreme Court has declined to hear an appeal from Tata Consultancy Services challenging a $168 million damages verdict handed down by DXC Technology for allegedly misappropriating proprietary life-insurance software.