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The filing provides additional evidence from discovery, the evidence-sharing stage of litigation that precedes trial. Meta’s own researchers, for instance, seemed to concede that the company’s policies were bad for young users, with one worker likening Instagram’s algorithmic practices to street-level drug dealing.
“Acting under color of state law, the government-official defendants either have directed or authorized the State’s contractor to make devastating changes to the administration of the … program,” the lawsuit claims.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, a co-plaintiff in the lawsuit, said that the Trump administration and Department of Agriculture are clearly circumventing the law.
“OpenAI continues to assert that it did not willfully infringe class plaintiffs’ copyrighted works. A jury is entitled to know the basis for OpenAI’s purported good faith,” Wang wrote. “What matters is that OpenAI has put its state of mind at issue, and OpenAI may not selectively use attorney-client privilege to restrict class plaintiffs’ inquiry into evidence concerning OpenAI’s purported good faith in this way.”
“Who buys our voice?” the executive allegedly asked. “I don’t buy Campbell’s products barely any more. It’s not healthy and I know what the f-ck’s in it… bioengineered meat.”
The court found that President Donald Trump and attorney Alina Habba “give us no reason to reverse the district court’s ruling that these claims were frivolous.” It also heldthat the lawsuit constitutes little more than an “abuse of judicial resources.”
“The company never publicly disclosed the results of its deactivation study,” the lawsuit alleges. “Instead, Meta lied to Congress about what it knew.”
The Oklahoma Supreme Court on Monday acknowledged that newly-appointed state Superintendent Lindel Fields and six recently-confirmed members of the Oklahoma State Board of Education said they planned to nullify the 2024 mandate requiring that Bibles be present in classrooms.
Dennis also claims that bystanders, who tried to save him and his wife, were hindered from opening the doors from the outside, as the doors require battery power to operate.
In a press statement, New York Attorney General Letitia James announced that she has won a lawsuit challenging the Trump administration’s attempted dismantling of four federal agencies. On Friday, a judge for the U.S. District Court for the District of Rhode Island granted a motion for summary judgment brought by James and a coalition of