Earlier this year, sexually explicit images of Taylor Swift were shared repeatedly X. The pictures were almost certainly created with generative-AI tools, demonstrating the ease with which the technology can be put to nefarious ends. This case mirrors many other apparently similar examples, including fake images depicting the arrest of former President Donald Trump, AI-generated …
The case dates back to 2019 when Lifestyle Equities initiated legal proceedings against Amazon in London, alleging the tech giant infringed its registered trademarks in the UK for the words ‘Beverly Hills Polo Club’, along with a corresponding logo used across various product categories. Lifestyle Equities alleged that Amazon’s US website infringed its trademarks by …
Google has announced its intention to remove 10 popular apps from the Play Store due to non-compliance with guidelines. The move comes after an extended period during which these developers have not paid for the services provided by Google Play, despite interim protections secured from court.Despite efforts to work with developers and find solutions, Google …
Can Florida and Texas weaponize conservative paranoia over Big Tech’s alleged liberal bias to destroy social media and free speech as we know it? After nearly four hours of arguments on this question at the Supreme Court on Monday, the answer is disconcertingly unclear. The justices split along unusual lines as they grappled with the …
New Delhi: Nudged by the Supreme Court, the Jammu and Kashmir government on Friday agreed to make public its orders reviewing the suspension of internet in Jammu and Kashmir even as the Court clarified that the reasons and deliberations that went into passing those orders need not be published. The Supreme Court of India. (ANI) …
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday said that orders reviewing internet suspension are not meant to be “kept in cupboard”, giving two weeks to the Jammu and Kashmir administration to take instructions on making it public after the latter informed the Court that there was no requirement to place these orders in public domain. …
This is part of Opening Arguments, Slate’s coverage of the start of the latest Supreme Court term. We’re working to change the way the media covers the Supreme Court. Support our work when you join Slate Plus. The Supreme Court has been reluctant to resolve disputes concerning the scope of online free speech rights. Five years ago, in a decision …
The Supreme Court observed that there is no requirement under the second proviso to sub-rule (1A) of Rule 5 of the Income Tax Rules 1962 that any particular mode of computing the claim of depreciation has to be opted for before the due date of filing of the return. The Court added that only requirement …
As expected, the Supreme Court will weigh in on a attempting to limit contact between federal officials and social media companies. The case could have sweeping implications for how social media companies make policy and content moderation decisions. The case stems from a lawsuit, brought by the attorneys general of Missouri and Louisiana, that alleges …
Google has requested the Indian Supreme Court to dismiss antitrust directives against it regarding abuse of the Android market, sources have revealed. This move comes as Google continues its legal battle against the competition watchdog in one of its most crucial markets. In October, the Competition Commission of India (CCI) claimed that Google, whose Android …