Friday Night Frenzy | PGA in the hot seat. Aretha Franklin's handwritten will. ChatGPT sued (again).

Tonight's Docket:
➜ This week started with the PGA Tour answering some very uncomfortable questions before the U.S. Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, especially after the document dump that leaked behind-the-scenes details surrounding the ordeal with Saudi-backed LIV Golf. The politics were at a minimum and some of the questions cast a light on how swings in litigation can push big entities with tons of money to call a ceasefire.

➜ Several handwritten documents were discovered in Aretha Franklin’s home after in the months after her death in August of 2019, triggering a dispute between her heirs as to which of the documents contained her final wishes. A jury this week gave us the answer – it was the one found in the couch cushions.

➜ It seems like every week brings us a new lawsuit involving Artificial Intelligence (btw – who thought that sentence would’ve made sense just a few years ago…), and this week is no different. As the Senate began hearings to try and determine what to do about copyright law pertaining to AI, Sarah Silverman filed suit against ChatGPT creator OpenAI for copyright infringement. It’s a strange world, and getting stranger by the minute…

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