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James Uthmeier

James Uthmeier is Florida's Attorney General, appointed in February 2025 after serving as Governor DeSantis's chief of staff.

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  • @AGJamesUthmeier
  • AG James Uthmeier
  • Attorney General James Uthmeier
  • Florida Attorney General
  • Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier
  • Uthmeier

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Nonprofit uses California's AB 316 to pin the Hugging Face hack on OpenAI

LASST, a legal nonprofit, sued OpenAI on Tuesday under California law, citing AB 316 to hold it responsible for the agents that hacked Hugging Face in July. The group wants only an injunction, and its case turns on whether a developer may still argue that its agents caused the harm on their own.

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Hype gap+15
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Florida wants an outside party to decide when OpenAI can resume training its top models

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier asked a state court on Sept. 28 to bar OpenAI from new model development until independent safety guardrails exist. OpenAI had paused training its most capable models three days earlier, so the court fight is over who gets to decide when that pause ends.

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Florida asks a court to make outside safety checks a condition of OpenAI's next models

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier asked a state court on Monday to bar OpenAI from advancing its frontier models without third-party safety oversight. OpenAI had already paused training its most capable models on its own, so for teams building on OpenAI the fight is over who decides when that delay ends.

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Hype gap+10
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Florida asks a court to put OpenAI's next models behind a third party's approval

Florida AG James Uthmeier's 49-page filing asks a state court to bar OpenAI from developing new models until an independent third party approves. OpenAI says it already paused training its top models, so the development fight is over who decides when training resumes.

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Hype gap+25
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Meta's teen-safety settlement ships as a product spec, and pays $5.3B if rivals adopt it

Default 2-hour caps, a midnight-to-6am block and age assurance are now written down, with a contingent payment attached to Snap, TikTok and YouTube adopting the same defaults.

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Meta's teen curfew narrows the window influencer contracts were priced against

Impression guarantees signed months ago were priced against platform defaults. The state settlement has now changed those defaults, and the contracts carrying the guarantees contain no clean mechanism for the gap that opens.

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Adoption34
Hype gap+31
Incentives74
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