Press

James Rubinowitz has provided commentary on AI and the law for major outlets including The New York Times, The Washington Post, Reuters, and Axios. Below is his full press wall.

Los Angeles TimesAnthropic's $1.5B author settlement approved Los Angeles Times (Print)Authors to get payout over AI training TechRoundHas AI hype made honest regulation talk harder? The Guardian'Accountability has arrived': big tech faces liability reckoning The Daily Record (MD)AI hallucinations keep landing lawyers before judges CybernewsMeta lawsuit: Is social media about to change? The New York TimesJury Rejects Musk's Claim Against OpenAI The Washington PostThe AI boom and questions of trust (Altman) ReutersMusk's failed court attack on OpenAI AxiosMusk-OpenAI case shows chatbot evidence risk Business InsiderSpaceX-linked lawsuit and who profits from the IPO LiveNOW from FOXAnthropic sues the Pentagon over a supply chain risk label GB News'Ketamine Queen' sentencing after Matthew Perry's death KNX NewsAttorneys disciplined for AI-generated fake citations Channel NewsAsiaCalifornia jury sides with OpenAI over Musk The Straits TimesMusk's failed court attack on OpenAI The Daily Record'Avalanche' of AI-generated filings decried by judge Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly'Avalanche' of AI-generated filings decried by judge Michigan Lawyers Weekly'Avalanche' of AI-generated filings decried by judge

Press recaps

Judge approves Anthropic's $1.5-billion settlement with authors
Los Angeles Times · July 2026
James commented on the federal judge's approval of Anthropic's landmark $1.5-billion settlement with authors whose books were used to train Claude, and what it means for AI copyright liability going forward.
Has AI hype made it harder to have honest discussions on regulation and risk?
TechRound · July 2026
James weighed in on whether the positive framing of AI — exemplified by AI Appreciation Day — has made it harder to have substantive conversations about regulation and risk.
'Accountability has arrived': big tech faces liability reckoning
The Guardian · March 2026
James commented on two unprecedented US court losses for Meta and YouTube, and what they signal about the shifting tide of big tech liability.
AI hallucinations lead judges to scold Severna Park lawyers
The Daily Record (Maryland) · May 2026
James was quoted five times on why AI hallucinations keep landing lawyers in front of judges, following sanctions against Maryland attorneys who cited AI-generated cases that did not exist.
Meta lawsuit: Is social media about to change?
Cybernews · August 2026
James explained how Meta's settlement over alleged harm to children and teens targets platform design features such as infinite scroll, autoplay, and filters rather than user content protected by Section 230.
What does the Musk v. OpenAI verdict mean for AI and the law?
Axios · The Washington Post · The New York Times · Reuters · Channel NewsAsia · The Straits Times · Nueva Revista · May 2026
James's commentary focused on how chatbot conversations and AI outputs become discoverable evidence in litigation. In Nueva Revista, he noted that Altman won the case but lost the public argument.
Are AI-generated court filings a growing problem?
The Daily Record (Baltimore) · Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly · Michigan Lawyers Weekly · April 2026
James discussed what a federal judge’s avalanche of AI generated filings means for courts and for lawyers’ professional responsibility.
What happens when lawyers cite fake AI-generated cases?
KNX News · April 2026
James explained the professional responsibility implications when attorneys cite AI generated cases that do not exist.
'Ketamine Queen' sentencing after Matthew Perry's death (GB News)
GB News · April 2026
James provided legal analysis of the sentencing in the case connected to Matthew Perry’s death.
SpaceX IPO lawsuit: who profits from one of the biggest IPOs?
Business Insider · March 2026
James broke down who stands to profit from a SpaceX IPO and the ownership questions behind the lawsuit.