A series of legal actions have unfolded involving prominent figures in the tech industry. Hoan Ton-That, co-founder and former CEO of Clearview AI, has been removed from the company's board amid ongoing scrutiny of its facial recognition practices. Meanwhile, Bernhard Fritsch, a 63-year-old from Malibu, was found guilty by a jury of defrauding investors out of over $20 million by misrepresenting his technology company's financials related to an application aimed at helping celebrities and influencers monetize endorsements. In a separate case, a former Qualcomm executive was convicted on charges of fraud and money laundering, specifically for creating a fake company and selling it to Qualcomm for $180 million. Additionally, the founder of a shopping app called Nate has been charged in federal court for misleading investors about the app's AI capabilities, potentially facing over 20 years in prison for these allegations.