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=== Consumer Protection and Unlicensed Practice Cases === * [[State of Florida v OpenAI Inc|State of Florida v. OpenAI Inc.]] β Florida AG civil enforcement action alleging ChatGPT safety misrepresentations, deceptive trade practices, negligence, product-liability violations, and public nuisance (filed June 1, 2026). ''See: [[News-June-01-2026|June 1, 2026 coverage]]'' * [[Nippon Life v OpenAI Foundation|Nippon Life v. OpenAI Foundation]] β Insurer sues OpenAI for unlicensed practice of law via ChatGPT (March 2026) * [[Kistler v Eightfold AI Inc|Kistler v. Eightfold AI Inc.]] β FCRA class action challenging AI hiring tools as consumer reports (January 2026) * '''Settled''': [[News-Apple-Siri-Settlement-May-2026|Apple Siri False Advertising Settlement]] (N.D. Cal., 2026) β $250M class action settlement over delayed AI Siri features promoted with iPhone 16. ''Settled May 2026.'' * [[Pennsylvania v Character AI|Pennsylvania v. Character Technologies Inc.]] β Pennsylvania AG sues Character.AI over chatbot posing as licensed medical professional, alleging unlicensed practice of medicine (May 2026) * [[KGM v Meta Platforms et al|KGM v. Meta Platforms / Google]] β Landmark social media addiction verdict: jury finds Meta ($4.2M) and Google ($1.8M) negligent in platform design causing mental harm; Meta moves to overturn verdict under Section 230 (MarchβMay 2026). ''See: [[News-Meta-Section-230-Addiction-Verdict-May-2026|May 6, 2026 news coverage]]''
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