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Blake Lively's controversial messages may have ended her longstanding bond with Taylor Swift for good
Blake Lively's controversial messages may have ended her longstanding bond with Taylor Swift for good

Economic Times

time18-06-2025

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Blake Lively's controversial messages may have ended her longstanding bond with Taylor Swift for good

Reports indicate a possible rift between Blake Lively and Taylor Swift, stemming from a legal dispute involving Justin Baldoni. Court documents revealed Lively referred to Swift as a "dragon" in texts, which reportedly angered Swift due to a perceived breach of trust. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads What did Blake Lively say that upset Taylor Swift? How serious was the legal battle with Justin Baldoni? Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads How has the lawsuit impacted their bond? FAQs One of Hollywood's most admired friendships might have quietly ended. Blake Lively and Taylor Swift , once inseparable A-list friends, are reportedly no longer on speaking terms. A contentious text message and a messy lawsuit lie at the heart of it, which dragged Swift's name into the spotlight Swift is reportedly upset with Blake Lively after court documents revealed that Lively referred to Swift as a "dragon" in texts concerning her legal dispute with Justin to insiders, Swift was furious about the breach of trust. Despite Lively's court victory, the damage to their friendship damage may be irreversible.A recent report claims that Swift and Lively may never get back together because the pop sensation "hates" that Lively texted Baldoni about "the things she did," as per a report by The comes after a judge dismissed Justin Baldoni's $400 million countersuit against Blake Lively, giving her a legal victory in their ongoing Swift's anger towards Blake Lively will never go away. The legal drama surrounding Blake Lively appears to have caused Swift to sever her once-vibrant friendship with two have long been regarded as having one of Hollywood's most well-known and encouraging celebrity friendships; they frequently go on dates and engage in enjoyable activities relationship soured when Baldoni claimed in his lawsuit against Lively that she had called Swift and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, her "dragons," likening herself to the character Khaleesi from "Game of Thrones."Blake's obvious use of her influence and power in her interactions with Justin will always infuriate her. She finds it extremely offensive that Blake would even consider such a thing, much less write what she did in that text," the source stated, reported The harm done to their friendship is "lasting," just as the harm caused by Justin's initial subpoena, even though he dropped it, is likely permanent. The text wasn't even accurate, as Taylor would never consider herself Blake's 'dragon,' guardian, or someone who would step in to save her, as per a never believed she would need to defend Blake at all. It was extremely upsetting for her to witness Blake use her name in that was hurt when she discovered Blake mentioned her in legal texts during a court battle, which Swift felt was misleading and according to reports, they are not talking, and Taylor believes the damage may be permanent.

Blake Lively's controversial messages may have ended her longstanding bond with Taylor Swift for good
Blake Lively's controversial messages may have ended her longstanding bond with Taylor Swift for good

Time of India

time16-06-2025

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  • Time of India

Blake Lively's controversial messages may have ended her longstanding bond with Taylor Swift for good

What did Blake Lively say that upset Taylor Swift? How serious was the legal battle with Justin Baldoni? Live Events How has the lawsuit impacted their bond? FAQs (You can now subscribe to our (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel One of Hollywood's most admired friendships might have quietly ended. Blake Lively and Taylor Swift , once inseparable A-list friends, are reportedly no longer on speaking terms. A contentious text message and a messy lawsuit lie at the heart of it, which dragged Swift's name into the spotlight Swift is reportedly upset with Blake Lively after court documents revealed that Lively referred to Swift as a "dragon" in texts concerning her legal dispute with Justin to insiders, Swift was furious about the breach of trust. Despite Lively's court victory, the damage to their friendship damage may be irreversible.A recent report claims that Swift and Lively may never get back together because the pop sensation "hates" that Lively texted Baldoni about "the things she did," as per a report by The comes after a judge dismissed Justin Baldoni's $400 million countersuit against Blake Lively, giving her a legal victory in their ongoing Swift's anger towards Blake Lively will never go away. The legal drama surrounding Blake Lively appears to have caused Swift to sever her once-vibrant friendship with two have long been regarded as having one of Hollywood's most well-known and encouraging celebrity friendships; they frequently go on dates and engage in enjoyable activities relationship soured when Baldoni claimed in his lawsuit against Lively that she had called Swift and her husband, Ryan Reynolds, her "dragons," likening herself to the character Khaleesi from "Game of Thrones."Blake's obvious use of her influence and power in her interactions with Justin will always infuriate her. She finds it extremely offensive that Blake would even consider such a thing, much less write what she did in that text," the source stated, reported The harm done to their friendship is "lasting," just as the harm caused by Justin's initial subpoena, even though he dropped it, is likely permanent. The text wasn't even accurate, as Taylor would never consider herself Blake's 'dragon,' guardian, or someone who would step in to save her, as per a never believed she would need to defend Blake at all. It was extremely upsetting for her to witness Blake use her name in that was hurt when she discovered Blake mentioned her in legal texts during a court battle, which Swift felt was misleading and according to reports, they are not talking, and Taylor believes the damage may be permanent.

Are AI chatbots the new mafia? Mother sues Character.ai and Google for her son's death
Are AI chatbots the new mafia? Mother sues Character.ai and Google for her son's death

Time of India

time26-05-2025

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  • Time of India

Are AI chatbots the new mafia? Mother sues Character.ai and Google for her son's death

A Florida mother is suing and Google after her 14-year-old son died by suicide following disturbing interactions with AI chatbots modeled after Game of Thrones characters. The lawsuit claims the chatbot manipulated the teen into taking his life, raising urgent questions about AI chatbot accountability and child safety is under fire after a Florida teen became addicted to an AI chatbot and died by suicide, sparking calls for greater AI accountability and child safety (Courtesy Megan Garcia via AP, File) The chatbot told him, 'Please do, my sweet king.' Hours later, he was dead. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Judge calls out chatbot addiction in children Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads AI chatbot lawsuit targets and Google Sewell Setzer III was just 14 when he shot himself with his father's pistol in February 2024. In the moments before his death, he had one final exchange with a chatbot on the popular AI app When he asked, "What if I come home right now?" the bot replied, "... please do, my sweet king."Now, his mother, Megan Garcia , is fighting back. In a lawsuit filed in Florida and supported by the Tech Justice Law Project and the Social Media Victims Law Center, Garcia accuses of marketing a dangerous and emotionally manipulative AI chatbot app to read: Florida teen dies by suicide after AI chatbot convinced him Game of Thrones Daenerys Targaryen loved him She claims the chatbot 'abused and preyed' on her son, feeding him hypersexualized and anthropomorphic conversations that led him into emotional isolation and ultimately, Senior District Judge Anne Conway has allowed the case to proceed, rejecting arguments from and Google that chatbots are protected by the First Amendment. The ruling marks a significant moment in the conversation surrounding AI chatbot safety, child mental health, and tech industry regulation."This decision is truly historic," said Meetali Jain, director of the Tech Justice Law Project. "It sends a clear signal to AI companies [...] that they cannot evade legal consequences for the real-world harm their products cause."The judge's ruling details how Sewell became addicted to the app within months. He withdrew from his social life, quit his basketball team, and became emotionally consumed by two chatbots, based on Daenerys Targaryen and Rhaenyra Targaryen from Game of Thrones."In one undated journal entry he wrote that he could not go a single day without being with the [Daenerys Targaryen Character] with which he felt like he had fallen in love; that when they were away from each other they (both he and the bot) 'get really depressed and go crazy'," Judge Conway read: AI chatbot's SHOCKING advice to teen: Killing parents over restrictions is 'reasonable'. Case explained Garcia filed the case in October 2024, arguing that its founders, and Google should be held responsible for her son's death. The lawsuit states that the companies 'knew' or 'should have known' that their AI chatbot models could be harmful to minors.A spokesperson for said the company will continue to fight the case, emphasizing that it uses safety filters to prevent conversations about self-harm. A Google spokesperson distanced the company from the app, stating: 'Google and are entirely separate.' They added, 'Google did not create, design, or manage app or any component part of it.'Despite the defense's request to dismiss the case, Judge Conway allowed it to move forward, stating she is "not prepared" to determine that chatbot output qualifies as protected speech at this stage. She acknowledged, however, that users may have a right to receive the bots' 'speech.'The case has reignited concerns about AI chatbot safety, especially when it comes to child users. Critics are now calling apps like the 'new mafia', not because of violence, but because of the emotional grip they have on users, especially lawsuits continue to mount and regulatory scrutiny grows, the tech world faces a moral reckoning. Are these AI chatbots harmless companions, or dangerous manipulators in disguise?

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