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Books got a price. A federal judge approved the class settlement paying roughly $3,000 per work across an estimated 500,000 books used in training — closing the case while suits against Google, Meta and OpenAI roll on.
Filed this week, the suit alleges infringement of neural-network patent rights, per Reuters reporting syndicated on Yahoo Finance.
Two binding DMA orders cover 11 features, from wake words to screen context, on deadlines running to August 2028 — and none of it reaches India automatically.
City Attorney David Chiu cites California deepfake law, and says both stores kept billing for dozens of the apps despite warnings.
The much-discussed Ludicity essay claims the AI projects its team observed are failing — and that career risk keeps executives from admitting it.
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