By Christopher Cole

Federal Communications Commission Chief Brendan Carr on Friday lauded a White House move to restrict states from passing "onerous" laws and regulations covering artificial intelligence.

By Ivan Moreno

A group of bestselling authors has asked a California federal judge for a chance to update its copyright complaint against Meta Platforms, saying it wants to add a contributory infringement claim based on Meta's alleged use of peer-to-peer file-sharing to download material for artificial intelligence training.

By Steven Lerner

Dentons has partnered with OpenAI to get direct access to the ChatGPT creator's newest large language models, the global law firm confirmed to Law360 Pulse on Friday.

By Emily Lever

A Delaware bankruptcy judge on Friday gave My Job Matcher Inc., the insolvent operator of recruiting platform Job.com, permission to solicit creditor votes for its Chapter 11 plan, saying an unusual mechanism for dealing with its tax debt should be dealt with at confirmation.

By Bonnie Eslinger

The California federal judge overseeing Anthropic's $1.5 billion copyright settlement with authors gave a terse response to notice that a Canadian publisher's counsel contacted the AI company looking for a better deal, saying the publisher could opt out but couldn't "seek a sweeter deal than other class members."

By Isaac Monterose

Middle market private equity firm Kohlberg will obtain a majority stake in industrial services company Loenbro LLC in a deal guided by Kirkland & Ellis LLP and Greenberg Traurig LLP, the companies announced.