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Anthropic faces lawsuit over potentially misleading Claude Max usage claims

A US federal judge has permitted key claims to move forward in a lawsuit alleging Anthropic misled customers regarding usage limits for its Claude Max service. The court determined that claims of "5x or 20x more usage" for specific plans were potentially deceptive, as the advertised boost was applied per session rather than on a weekly basis. AI

IMPACT This ruling could impact how AI companies market usage tiers and limits to consumers.

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Anthropic faces lawsuit over potentially misleading Claude Max usage claims

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    A US federal judge has allowed key claims to proceed that Anthropic misled customers over Claude Max usage limits. In Kahn v. Anthropic, the court found the "5x

    A US federal judge has allowed key claims to proceed that Anthropic misled customers over Claude Max usage limits. In Kahn v. Anthropic, the court found the "5x or 20x more usage" promise on the 100 USD and 200 USD plans plausibly misleading, since the boost applies per session r…