Anthropic allegedly used over 500 pirated books for its AI models, which include Tiffany Aliche’s New York Times bestseller Get Good with Money and Laura Esquivel’s Like Water for Chocolate, an international bestseller.
Supreme Court decision to send Jindal Poly Films case to arbitration has ended what was shaping up to be the first major test of India’s decade-old shareholder class-action regime.
Families of 4 passengers killed in 12 June crash have sought damages, claiming operators had warned Boeing about the defect, as pointed out in a 2018 FAA bulletin.
ANI is the latest news organisation globally to take OpenAI to court following lawsuits in the US by newspapers including The New York Times and the Chicago Tribune.
Anil Varshney, who was a senior systems engineer with missile defence contractor Parsons Corporation, has charged the company with alleged discriminatory termination.
Adult film actor Stormy Daniels has alleged ex US President paid her 'hush money' in run-up to 2016 elections to cover purported sexual encounter in 2006 after they met at a golf event.
The court judgment against HAF has only dark clouds for Hindu nationalists in the US who have sold out Indian democracy and dare to call themselves true patriots.
The ex-employees were part of group that sent a letter which called Musk a 'distraction & embarrassment' to SpaceX. The 8 have filed unfair labour practice charges with a US labour board.
India’s crude import volumes remained largely unchanged in April-July, but higher oil prices sharply increased the import bill, with renewed US-Iran tensions raising the risk of another rise in costs.
ThePrint has learnt that more than one woman fighter pilot were involved in targeting military locations during the 87-hour conflict with Pakistan last year.
Forty years ago this week, ‘Khalistan Commando Force’ assassins were closing in on Gen Vaidya. So callous was the security of the just-retired Army chief that he was given a solitary police gunman
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