Lawsuit news

Over 70 people are suing Meta, claiming its smart glasses recorded sensitive images without their knowledge. The lawsuit alleges this data was exposed, raising significant privacy concerns for wearable tech and its use in AI development.

A San Francisco startup is facing a lawsuit alleging it secretly tested its robots in Airbnb rentals, causing significant damage. The case highlights the ethical and legal risks of the 'move fast and break things' approach to research and development, serving as a cautionary tale for founders.

California's Attorney General is suing the company that now holds 23andMe's assets. The lawsuit, filed on May 27, 2026, alleges significant security failures and misleading statements related to the major 2023 data breach that exposed sensitive genetic information of millions of users.

Amazon faces a class-action lawsuit over its 'Subscribe & Save' program. The suit alleges the company attracts customers with low initial prices, then raises them for later shipments, sometimes making the subscription more expensive than a one-time purchase.

A California jury has unanimously dismissed Elon Musk's lawsuit against OpenAI and its co-founders. The court ruled that Musk's claims, which alleged mistreatment by his former partners, were filed too late, bringing a decisive end to this specific legal battle between the tech figures.

A U.S. jury has ruled against Elon Musk in his lawsuit against OpenAI. The court found that Musk waited too long to claim the company had betrayed its original nonprofit mission. The verdict is a key moment for the future of AI, though Musk may still appeal the decision.