Subscribers of Anthropic's Claude service have filed a class action lawsuit in Germany, alleging the company advertised its paid plans in a misleading way. The complaint centers on usage limits that buyers say were not clearly disclosed at the point of sale. The case adds to growing legal scrutiny of how AI subscription terms are presented to consumers.
A US lawsuit alleges that Meta used photos from Facebook and Instagram to build facial recognition systems and train generative AI models, collecting biometric data in the process. The case adds a legal dimension to the debate over Meta's smart glasses, which privacy advocates warn could enable face recognition. Meta has not commented on the specifics of the claim.
A subscriber to Anthropic's Claude Max plan has filed a proposed class action against the company, arguing that it misrepresents the actual usage limits applied to its AI assistant. The complaint claims paying customers are not given the access levels the company advertises. Anthropic has not publicly responded to the filing.