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Class Action

TELUS International AI Disclosure Securities Litigation

DismissedClass claims present

José Luis Cerón Sarria v. Telus International (Cda) Inc., Jeffrey Puritt, Gopi Chande, and Vanessa Kanu

Where it stands

Judge Victor Marrero granted defendants' motion to dismiss in full. The court held plaintiffs failed to allege an actionable misstatement or scienter, reasoning that the allegations did not 'change the core fact' that 'the company did, in fact, have AI capabilities,' and that no specific falsely claimed AI product or service was identified. Confidential-witness accounts from low-level former employees were discounted.

Key ruling

Complete dismissal by Judge Marrero (S.D.N.Y.), reported August 11, 2026: allegations of AI-related omissions insufficient where the company in fact had AI capabilities and disclosures about pilot programs and competitive risk 'undercut any contention' of fraudulent intent.

Note on this record

The exact date the dismissal opinion issued was not stated in the source (reported August 11, 2026); the caption is that of the first-filed complaint, and the consolidated caption and case number of the operative action were not confirmed. A parallel Ontario securities class action against TELUS International remains pending in Canada.

The record

Court
U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York
Case number
1:25-cv-00889
Filed
2025-01-30
Defendants
TELUS International (Cda) Inc. · Jeffrey Puritt · Gopi Chande · Vanessa Kanu
Plaintiffs
Purchasers of TELUS International securities between February 16, 2023 and August 1, 2024, inclusive
Technology at issue
TELUS International (now TELUS Digital) AI data-annotation and 'Fuel iX' AI services
Relief sought
Class damages under Exchange Act §§ 10(b) and 20(a) and Rule 10b-5

Claims pleaded

Sources (3)

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