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NZXT is facing a class action lawsuit over allegations of misleading advertising related to its controversial PC rental scheme, which consumers claim misrepresented rental terms and product quality.
A New York Supreme Court case involving a lawyer who relied on AI for legal citations faced scrutiny after the judge called out the use of unverified AI sources.
Nintendo is taking legal action against a known offender for $4.5 million over pirated games distribution on multiple websites.
The Pokémon Company claims that the U.S. government's use of its intellectual property in a promotional video was unauthorized, and raises concerns about potential actions to take.
A significant legal quandary emerges around the sale of RuneScape gold and its tax implications.
Nintendo reportedly escalates its stance on patent law by claiming that mods do not qualify as real games, impacting its lawsuit against the developer of Palworld.
The lawsuit claims that ChatGPT provided harmful guidance to a teenager who ultimately took his own life, prompting serious questions about the safety of AI chatbots.
A lawsuit claims Home Depot secretly employs AI facial recognition technology in self-checkouts without customer consent.
The UK's High Court ruled against Wikipedia's attempt to exempt itself from the new Online Safety Act, highlighting the potential implications for user-generated content platforms.
The Stop Killing Games movement faces an EU complaint questioning the founder's disclosure of voluntary contributions amid a successful petition drive.
Francesco Salicini, known as Once Were Nerd, faces criminal charges due to his reviews of handheld consoles that included pre-loaded games.
Nintendo has updated its user agreement, allowing it to disable devices if it suspects piracy or modifications.
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