By Steven Lerner

A legal technology consulting and service provider's second acquisition in two months tops this roundup of recent industry news.

By Ivan Moreno

Apple filed a trade secret lawsuit Friday against OpenAI, its acquired hardware startup io Products and two former Apple employees, alleging in California federal court that the defendants engaged in a coordinated scheme to misappropriate Apple's confidential information to accelerate OpenAI's push into consumer hardware.

By Matt Perez

The University of Chicago Law School will prohibit the use of electronic devices such as laptops, tablets and phones in all first-year law school sections and courses as part of new policies dictating the use of artificial intelligence at the school.

By Christopher Crosby

Prosecutors included fake cases that did not exist in an extradition appeal after the artificial intelligence program they used hallucinated citations, according to a High Court judgment.

By Allison Grande

A bipartisan pair of members of the U.S. House of Representatives is calling on several federal agencies to coordinate efforts to ensure technologies fueled by artificial intelligence aren't operating in a way that undermines voters' ability to access "accurate, neutral and reliable" information about the upcoming midterm elections.

By Yun Park

Some stockholders of AI-powered staffing firm Joonko Diversity have urged a Delaware bankruptcy court to order the company's insolvency plan administrator to provide full access to an unsealed version of a report prepared by special counsel investigating potential claims against the firm's board of directors.