• US Marshals serve CEOs of X and Discord with congressional subpoenas ahead of Big Tech child safety hearing;

• The New York Times explains the OpenAI drama;

• OpenAI gets a new copyright lawsuit; and,

• A Florida judge found "reasonable evidence" that Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk knew about autopilot defect

• Australia goes on cyber offensive

• Meta says vetting teens’ ages should fall on app stores, parents via the Washington Post

• Google plans a Global AI Corps

• Big Tech moves to challenge the EU’s digital antitrust rules via Politico

• Meta and Alphabet, among others, face social media addiction lawsuits via Reuters

• The Electronic Frontier Foundation says anonymity is a myth

• China has 80% more AI patent filings than the US

• Above the Law discusses how to thrive with changing legal tech

• US drops antitrust case over healthcare hiring agreements via Reuters

• Did Zuckerberg ignore warnings about teenage girls?

• Avoid “Juice Jacking” warns the FTC

• 1.3 Million people affected in Maine ransomware data breach

• Supervising AI: 7 Steps For Lawyers To Create Accountability

• Elon Musk Announces Grok, a ‘Rebellious’ AI With Few Guardrails What could go wrong?

UK to Regulate AI, Canada Bans WeChat, Privacy Under Threat

• Meet the Law Geeks Exposing Google’s Secretive Antitrust Trial

• 5 Practical Considerations for Users of Generative AI Tools following Copyright Cases Thaler and Allen

• US Supreme Court blocks order curbing Biden administration social media contacts