Anthropic must face Claude Max ad claims, report says
The judge said customers could reasonably read Anthropic’s usage promises as monthly, allowing negligent misrepresentation and breach of contract claims to continue.
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Anthropic must face lawsuit over Claude subscription marketing
US Magistrate Judge Alex Tse in San Francisco on Friday said the plaintiffs plausibly alleged that consumers could interpret Anthropic's marketing to mean Max subscribers would receive five or 20 times more usage than lesser-tier subscribers over the course of a month.
Anthropic must face Claude Max ad claims, report says
A US judge has ruled that Anthropic must face key claims that it misled customers about how much use they get from its Claude Max plans. Magistrate Judge Alex Tse dismissed several other claims on Friday, Courthouse News reported. The proposed class action, Kahn v. Anthropic, is in the federal court for northern California. TNW has […] This story continues at The Next Web
Anthropic must face claims its Claude Max pitch misled users
(CN) — Anthropic’s promise of “5x or 20x more usage” for its Claude Max plans could mislead customers, a federal judge in California said Friday. U.S. Magistrate Judge Alex Tse dismissed several claims but allowed key parts of a proposed class action by Claude users to move forward. “The advertising in question is plausibly misleading,” Tse wrote. Anthropic offers four tiers of its large language model series Claude: a free plan, Pro for $17 to …
A federal judge allowed users to pursue claims that Anthropic deceptively presented how much use their Claude Max plans offer. The dispute focuses on the difference between sessional limits and usage available for a week.
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