South Korea fines Google $32 million for ousting local rival
Google’s tactic of blocking the growth of the rival One Store app market amounted to anti-competitive practices, the South Korean Fair Trade Commission said.
Biden administration weighs possible rules for AI tools like ChatGPT
Fears are growing about the potential use of artificial intelligence to commit crimes and spread lies.
Former Twitter executives are suing the platform for unpaid charges
The former CEO, CFO and chief legal officer claims the social media platform owes them over $1 million in legal fees.
Social media platform discord emerges at center of classified documents leak in US
A federal investigation into a major leak of highly classified US documents has brought to light a social media popularized by video game enthusiasts. What are the news See more…
Twitter changes NPR’s account to ‘government funded media’ after backlash
Technology Last week, the platform called NPR “media affiliated with the US state”, a designation often given to government-influenced media.
PC shipments fall 29%, driven by decline in Apple devices
The industry is grappling with a glut of inventory due to a pandemic.
The economic power of your library card
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Google CEO on AI, the future of search, efficiency and the fight against Microsoft
Google CEO Sundar Pichai faces one of his biggest tests as a leader of the search giant, as he balances the need to respond to the threat of chatbots such…
Is Big Tech R&D Spending Really Harming Innovation in the United States?
Big companies are hiring an ever-increasing proportion of American inventors, who are less productive once they join