OpenAI is under investigation by a group of state attorneys general, led by New York's AG, demanding documents on user data protection, advertising, and policies for minors and older adults. This probe arrives as OpenAI prepares for a potential $1 trillion IPO, adding to existing legal pressures.
OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, is under investigation by a coalition of US state attorneys general. The coalition has issued a subpoena demanding documents related to OpenAI's business practices and user impact, including data handling and policies concerning minors and the elderly.
OpenAI is reportedly under investigation by a coalition of state attorneys general, with New York's AG serving a subpoena seeking documents on data handling, user engagement, and treatment of minors and seniors. The company is cooperating with the probe.
OpenAI is under investigation by a coalition of state attorneys general, who have issued a subpoena seeking information on its activities, user data handling, and impact on users, particularly minors and seniors. The probe follows scrutiny of AI companies and a previous criminal investigation in Florida.
A coalition of US state attorneys general has launched an investigation into ChatGPT developer OpenAI, seeking documents on its policies, data handling, and interactions with minors and elderly users. This follows a previous letter warning developers of potential liability for AI-driven criminal activity.
A coalition of US state attorneys general has launched a wide-ranging investigation into OpenAI, issuing a subpoena for documents on its operations, user impact, data handling, and policies concerning minors and seniors. This probe adds to the legal challenges faced by the ChatGPT maker as it prepares for an IPO.
The U.S. Department of Justice has approved the proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery by Paramount, clearing federal antitrust concerns. While this is a significant step, state attorneys general, including California's, continue their investigations, and European regulatory approval is still pending.
The US Department of Justice has approved the $111bn merger of Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery, citing no harm to competition. However, regulatory reviews continue in the UK and Europe, with concerns about media consolidation and potential job cuts.
Bipartisan Senate talks on crypto ethics legislation have hit a snag over a disputed enforcement provision that would allow state attorneys general to sue the Justice Department. Republicans are reportedly pushing for a weaker version, raising concerns about granting state officials authority over federal actions.
Six states, led by New York Attorney General Letitia James, have sued the Trump administration over its decision to cancel an offshore wind lease. The lawsuit alleges the deal, which paid TotalEnergies nearly $1bn to abandon wind projects, is unlawful and violates federal acts.
Six states, led by New York Attorney General Letitia James, have sued the Trump administration over its decision to cancel a major offshore wind lease off the coast of New York. The lawsuit alleges the deal, which involved paying nearly $1bn to TotalEnergies to abandon wind projects, is unlawful.
New York and New Jersey's attorneys general investigate Fifa for allegedly inflating 2026 World Cup ticket prices and misleading fans about seat locations, subpoenaing Fifa for information.
