Elon Musk Plans to sue Microsoft. Across the pond, Michael Schumacher’s family will take weekly magazine Die Aktuelle to court.

Michael Schumacher’s family is reportedly taking legal action against a German magazine for publishing an “interview” with the seven-time Formula One champion, which was generated by artificial intelligence (AI).

The family has guarded Schumacher’s privacy after a skiing accident in 2013 led to a serious brain injury. The magazine, Die Aktuelle, featured a photo of a grinning Schumacher and a headline claiming that it had the “first interview” with the renowned Formula One driver on its front cover. (The Guardian)

The family has limited access to Schumacher to those only closest to him, and little information has been given about his condition.

In the US, Twitter CEO Elon Musk has threatened to sue Microsoft after reports emerged that the tech giant would be removing Twitter from its ad platform.

Musk claims that Microsoft illegally used Twitter data to train its AI tools. Microsoft’s move means that users will be unable to access their Twitter account through Microsoft’s social media management service from April 25.

Musk is also known to be unhappy about how OpenAI, which he helped to form, and said it has become “a closed source, maximum-profit company effectively controlled by Microsoft.”

The spat highlights the high stakes involved in the development of new AI tools.

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