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The Justice Department ends its attempt to make Google sell its AI
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The Justice Department ends its attempt to make Google sell its AI

The US Department of Justice has ended its bid to make Google sell off its stakes in Anthropic.

In this photo illustration, a Google Chrome logo seen displayed on a smartphone with a Google Logo in the background.
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DOJ wants Google to ditch Chrome

The Department of Justice is fighting to force Google to sell off its Chrome browser in an antitrust action against the company.

All antitrust eyes are on Nvidia
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All antitrust eyes are on Nvidia

The artificial intelligence boom has been transformative for Nvidia, which has become the third-most-valuable company in the world just behind Apple and Microsoft. That’s a bronze-medal performance. (We can make Olympics references for another week, folks.)

​FILE PHOTO: iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus are displayed during the 'Wonderlust' event at the company's headquarters in Cupertino, California, U.S. September 12, 2023.
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US sues Apple over alleged smartphone monopoly

In an antitrust lawsuit filed Thursday, the Department of Justice alleged Apple’s dominance of the smartphone market amounts to a monopoly.

Antitrust regulators zero in on AI
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Antitrust regulators zero in on AI

The watchful eyes of US antitrust enforcers are squarely on the artificial intelligence industry.

The world of AI in 2024
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The world of AI in 2024

This week, we are taking stock of 2023's big trends, moments, and people that shaped the AI landscape, and here we look at what lies in store for us in 2024.

A Microsoft sign at the tech giant's offices in Issy-les-Moulineaux, near Paris.
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Governments sniff around Microsoft’s OpenAI deal

Are they playing fairly? That’s the question American and British antitrust regulators have about Microsoft’s $13 billion backing of OpenAI.

How can the Biden administration rein in Big Tech?
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How can the Biden administration rein in Big Tech?

Renowned tech journalist Kara Swisher has no qualms about saying that many of the country's social media companies need to be held accountable for their negative role in our current national discourse. Swisher calls for "a less friendly relationship with tech" by the Biden administration, an "internet bill of rights" around privacy, and an investigation into antitrust issues. Swisher, who hosts the New York Times podcast Sway, joins Ian Bremmer for the latest episode of GZERO World, airing on public television nationwide beginning this Friday, January 22th. Check local listings.

DOJ antitrust case against Google; why Quibi failed
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DOJ antitrust case against Google; why Quibi failed

Nicholas Thompson, editor-in-chief of WIRED, helps us make sense of today's stories in technology:


Why is the Department of Justice suing Google? Goodbye Quibi. Why did the video streaming platform fail?

Barr pressures DOJ to bring antitrust suit against Google
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Barr pressures DOJ to bring antitrust suit against Google

Nicholas Thompson, editor-in-chief of WIRED, discusses technology industry news today:

What's the deal with Google and antitrust? Should we be worried about the decline in stock for Apple, Amazon and Tesla? What is the controversy over Disney Plus's new movie, Mulan?