Runlayer, a New York AI-security startup backed by Khosla Ventures, sued Rippling on Tuesday in Manhattan federal court, alleging trade-secret theft, unfair competition, and breach of contract after R…
Runlayer sued Rippling on July 28 in the Southern District of New York, alleging that Rippling used a year-long product trial to access its MCP gateway's source code and deployment architecture, then …
Runlayer, a startup offering a secure Model Context Protocol gateway, has filed a lawsuit against HR software company Rippling, accusing it of stealing its product idea after a nearly year-long produc…
The University of Chicago Law School will ban laptops and smartphones in lectures for incoming first-year students starting this academic year, aiming to limit AI dependency and develop "AI-resilient …
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) issued two apologies to the High Court after submitting documents in an extradition appeal that cited two non-existent legal cases generated by AI. The prosecutor u…
Junior lawyers on Reddit's r/biglaw are divided on whether AI is eliminating their roles or merely acting as an advanced assistant, with some predicting the end of traditional legal pyramids and other…
Blake Aber of Predicate Ventures argues that AI incidents in law firms, such as the Sullivan & Cromwell hallucination case, stem from infrastructure failures rather than policy gaps. He advocates for …
New research reveals that AI models do not invent fake names at random but often converge on the same plausible lies, creating a security and compliance risk. Studies found that code-generating LLMs h…
Lawyers for former Lush CEO Andrew Gerrie have increased their litigation budget to £6.1m, partly because they will only allow senior lawyers—who charge the highest fees—to train an AI model for docum…
An investigation by GPTZero found that 40 of 45 citations in a KPMG report on agentic AI were fake, with half of the factual claims false or misattributed. KPMG has removed the report and is reviewing…