source · press
Megan Garcia v. Character Technologies, Et Al.
src_garcia_v_character_ai_tracker
https://www.techpolicy.press/tracker/megan-garcia-v-character-technologies-et-al/
reliability 0.60
published: 2025-05-21
accessed: 2026-04-19
Notes
Tech Policy Press litigation tracker entry; aggregates primary-doc filings (complaint, motion to dismiss order) with editorial summary. Slightly above press prior (0.50) because the entry hyperlinks directly to the underlying court filings on CourtListener.
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Evidence from this source (3)
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method: journalistic_report · locator: Summary, second paragraph
“The complaint ... claims that Character.AI knew the design of its app was dangerous and would be harmful to a significant number of minors, failed to exercise reasonable care for minors on its app, and deliberately targeted underage kids.”
- weight0.85
method: journalistic_report · locator: Summary paragraph
“The Social Media Victims Law Center and the Tech Justice Law Project filed a lawsuit against Character.AI, the company's two cofounders, and Google, on behalf of a parent whose 14-year-old, Sewell Setzer III, took his life after interacting with and becoming dependent on role-playing AI 'characters' offered by the company.”
- weight0.85
method: journalistic_report · locator: Updates / May 21, 2025
“The District Court denied in part and granted in part a motion to dismiss the case filed by Character.Ai, enabling the case to move forward.”