Courts
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Siegler: Automated Legal Tech Is Flooding Courts and Will Bog Down the System
“So many courts now are getting flooded with you know, Lawsuits basically that they weren't previously because of little technicalities that these services are able to offer up as like, well, can you technically sue for that? Yeah, you can. Here's, here's what …”
Coogan: Disney will win AI copyright revenue through the courts
“And I think that they will through the courts, especially because as like big companies, like you're not, so it's not this crazy, oh, there's like a bunch of kids doing random things.”
Lessin: Courts Likely to Bar Apple-Google Search Deal in Current Form
“The courts are likely to say that the Apple Google search deal cannot continue in its current form for antitrust reasons.”
Friedberg: Federal deregulation will result in years of court battles
“So what we're seeing now is a lot of attempts and it's going to all go to court and there's going to be years of court battles of attempts to unwind and deregulate.”
David Friedberg predicts a wave of lawsuits will target DOGE spending cuts
“Over the next couple of months, a lot of lawsuits will fly.”
Voss: Polygraphs are inadmissible in court due to wild operator variation
“So I know if you, if they ask five questions, Then it was a lousy operator, not the machine. And so the operators vary so wildly. That's why it's generally not admissible in court.”
Jessica Lessin: Google antitrust case will likely end in a major settlement
“Well, I think I, and I've actually started to do some actual reporting on this topic, and my strong hunch is a really, is a nice juicy settlement coming. Nothing imminent, but they're still waiting for courts”
Jessica Lessin says any TikTok ban legislation will inevitably face court challenges
“And then the court, you know, inevitable court challenge of that, because you have to believe that will happen.”
Friedberg: Courts will judge OpenAI on its ongoing charitable non-profit work
“So I think the test in the courts will likely end up being, look, it's totally reasonable to have a for-profit entity to fund a for-profit entity. Other nonprofits have done it, particularly when you need to attract billions of dollars of outside capital to ma…”