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A new class-action lawsuit claims Google, OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceXAI illegally agreed to slow AI advancements. The suit, brought by paying customers of AI services, contends this coordination diminishes the value they receive. Plaintiffs say the companies violated antitrust laws by substituting collective restraint for individual accountability.
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