AI Training Fair Use: What the Ross Ruling Actually Says
A federal judge rejected Ross Intelligence’s fair-use defense over Westlaw headnotes. Here’s what the AI training ruling means—and what it does not.
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Report: Judge Bars Pirro’s Office in Reflecting Pool Case
A report says a judge barred Jeanine Pirro’s office from charging a former Olympic canoeist over Reflecting Pool damage. Key case details remain unclear.
Meta AI Muse: What the Viral Warning Leaves Unclear
A Reddit headline warns Meta’s AI Muse could make the internet more annoying. Here’s what remains unverified and what would matter for everyday users.
Windows 11 AI Off Switches Mostly Skip Home Edition
Microsoft docs show most Windows 11 AI off switches are for Pro or Enterprise PCs. Home gets per-app toggles; the new Settings agent cannot be shut off on Pro.
USPS Camera Claim Raises Mail-Truck Privacy Questions
A claim about cameras on USPS mail trucks raises privacy questions. What is known, what remains unverified, and why recording rules and access matter.
PewDiePie Says OpenAI Banned Him Twice Over Ajax AI Model
PewDiePie says OpenAI banned him twice for distillation while building the Ajax AI model, an uncensored Qwen 9B assistant for home PCs that is not released yet.
Reeve Admits Roster Flaws After Lynx Playoff Exit
Cheryl Reeve says Minnesota may lack the right group after the Lynx playoff exit, a first-round sweep by the No. 8 Liberty that made WNBA history.
Kristi Noem Divorce Filing Lands in Hamlin County Court
The Noem divorce filing in Hamlin County, South Dakota, cites irreconcilable differences and ends a 34-year marriage, months after Kristi Noem left DHS.
Thiel Evil Comments Go Viral After Döpfner Interview
Peter Thiel evil comments from a Sept. 24 MDMEETS podcast with Mathias Döpfner went viral. Here is the full quote, the context and how critics responded.
Massachusetts Clergy Abuse Report Counts 944 Survivors
A Massachusetts clergy abuse report finds 275 accused clerics and 944 survivors in the Fall River, Springfield and Worcester dioceses since the 1950s.
