Google is settling a class action lawsuit over unauthorized recordings made by its Assistant devices, with a proposed payout of $68 million. The suit followed a 2019 report revealing that human contractors listened to recordings triggered by false activations, potentially capturing private conversations. Eligible users could receive between $2 and $56 based on their involvement with affected devices.

Google is suing over 25 individuals linked to Lighthouse, a phishing service that enables scammers to impersonate trusted brands and steal payment card data via text messages. The suit aims to disrupt a network known for targeting over a million victims worldwide, using sophisticated tactics to enroll stolen card information into mobile wallets.

Google is suing SerpApi for illegally scraping copyrighted content from its search results. The lawsuit aims to stop SerpApi's bots from bypassing security measures and infringing on the rights of content owners. This action follows similar legal efforts against SerpApi by other websites.

Autodesk is suing Google for trademark infringement over the name "Flow," which Google uses for its AI video generator. Autodesk argues that the branding confuses customers with its own Flow products, launched in 2022, and claims there have already been mix-ups in references online. The company is seeking a court order to prevent Google from using the name and is asking for damages.

Google is facing a lawsuit from Penske Media Corporation over allegations of using AI to summarize articles without proper authorization. The lawsuit raises concerns about copyright infringement and the implications of AI technology on content creation and ownership. Penske seeks damages and an injunction to prevent further unauthorized use of its content by Google's AI tools.