Suing the Algorithm
Large Language Models (LLMs) are revolutionary, but they are not search engines. While traditional search connects users to source documents, LLMs generate net-new content, creating a massive legal liability void. This analysis explores why enterprise software vendors will take LLMs to court, referencing key case studies like Walters v. OpenAI (2023) and the potential impact of European courts classifying LLMs as “authors.” If your B2B platform relies on precise recommendations or algorithm stability, the legal definition of an LLM matters more than you think.