The News Service of Florida
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The filing is part of the original case filed against OpenAI on June 1, after a probe into the company that was expanded to look at possible criminal charges. -
Judge Layne Smith of the Second Judicial Circuit will appear before the Florida Supreme Court for a public reprimand over comments he made to lawyers a year ago. -
The Florida Board of Education has approved rules for the use of artificial intelligence in K-12 public schools and state colleges. -
Attorney General James Uthmeier alleges Netflix violated state law by telling consumers it wouldn't track and sell their data, and that it's targeting children. -
Attorney General James Uthmeier says he’ll push for new laws to impose criminal penalties on tech companies whose artificial intelligence products aid or abet crimes. -
Changes could require financial literacy training and advisors for student-athletes, along with establishing trusts for athletes to manage "name, image and likeness" earnings. -
Lt. Gov. Jay Collins said the rule, which would take effect in the 2027-28 academic year, is "common sense." -
House Democrats want to impeach Attorney General James Uthmeier for his role in the diversion of $10 million in a Medicaid settlement into political committees he controlled. -
An upcoming four-month sales tax “holiday” on certain camping and hunting gear, including guns and ammunition, is back to round out the year. -
The teacher's post was private but was snipped and disseminated on social media before it was deleted less than an hour later.
