The Post's letter, dated September 11 and signed by Human Resources chief Wayne Connell, which was obtained and published by Status' Oliver Darcy, offers a sharper picture of management's case. It alleges that Attiah's Bluesky posts in the aftermath of Kirk's killing violate The Post's social media policies, harm the integrity of our organization, and potentially endanger the physical safety of our staff.
Lucas Gomez was terminated from Brooklyn Defender Services after advocating violence against Israelis in a social media post. His comment was deemed antithetical to the organization’s values.
"Several stages in the development of generative AI involve using copyrighted works in ways that implicate the owners' exclusive rights," the report said. "The key question, as most commenters agreed, is whether those acts of prima facie infringement can be excused as fair use."
Charlie Dixon's lawyer stated that his client was fired for a company policy violation related to hiring his wife, despite larger allegations of sexual assault looming.
