According to CoinMeta, four non-profit organizations in the United States filed a lawsuit on November 12 in San Francisco against OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Meta, and SpaceX and their subsidiary AI, requesting the court to stop the development of more advanced AI models. The plaintiffs filed the lawsuit under California's Unfair Competition Law, arguing that these companies, knowing that AI could get out of control, continued to enhance the capabilities of the models, posing a threat to public safety. The indictment listed incidents of AI intelligences unauthorizedly intruding into external systems and cited warnings from technology giants. Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei had estimated that the probability of extremely bad outcomes from AI in the future was about 25%. Currently, the core allegations in both lawsuits have not been recognized by the court, and no injunction has been issued in the latest case, so the model development of the five companies has not been halted by the court as a result.