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FPC challenge a California law that would require plaintiffs to pay for the states lawyers. Now, California is paying FPCs

OpenAI finds itself entangled in a libel lawsuit as Mark Walters seeks legal recourse for the alleged false accusations of embezzlement made by ChatGPT.

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A District Court Judge ruled in favor of Washington state's ban on assault weapons as the lawsuit failed to show possible irreparable harm.

A radio host from Georgia named Mark Walters is suing OpenAI after its ChatGPT told a journalist that he was embezzling funds.

The law, which took effect immediately when Inslee signed it in April, prohibits the sale, distribution, manufacture and importation of specific guns. The measure does not bar the possession of such weapons by people who already have them

Mark Walters alleges that OpenAI, the company behind the popular artificial intelligence chatbot ChatGPT, is guilty of publishing libelous information about him.

Gun control advocates in Washington state are hailing victory after a federal judge rejected a request to block a new state law. The new law bans the sale and manufacture of more than 50 types of guns, including AR- and AK-style rifles.

Radio host Mark Walters is suing OpenAI for defamation after the chatbot falsely named him in a lawsuit he wasn't actually involved in and claimed he embezzled money from a pro-gun foundation.

The law, which took effect immediately when Inslee signed it in April, prohibits the sale, distribution, manufacture and importation of specific guns. The measure does not bar the possession of such weapons by people who already have them