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Generative AI Chatbots and the EU’s GDPR: Why Google Bard is not available in Europe
Generative AI Chatbots and the EU’s GDPR Google recently announced the evolution of its conversational AI assistant, Google Bard, including the expansion of its availability to 180 countries and territories. However, notably missing from the list are all 27 member states of the European Union (EU) and Canada. With the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) known for its stringent…
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APPLE
Apple’s Throttling of Non-MFi USB-C Cables Draws Attention of EU Officials
Apple’s Throttling of Non-MFi USB-C Cables Draws Attention of EU Officials Apple is a popular tech giant that provides various devices and accessories. One of its well-known products is the iPhone, which requires certain accessories to function properly, such as USB-C cables. The USB-C cable is widely used to charge iPhones and transfer data, but Apple’s recent rumors suggest that…
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AI
EU AI Act: Companies Must Disclose Copyrighted Material Used in Generative AI
EU AI Act: Companies Must Disclose Copyrighted Material Used in Generative AI Artificial intelligence (AI) has become increasingly prevalent in recent years, and the European Union (EU) has been taking steps to regulate the technology to protect citizens’ rights and foster innovation while balancing concerns over privacy and security. Recently, the EU made a significant move toward comprehensive AI regulation…
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MICROSOFT
Microsoft President Slams UK After Blocked Activision Acquisition
Microsoft President Slams UK After Blocked Activision Acquisition In a major setback for Microsoft, the UK regulator has blocked its bid to acquire US gaming firm Activision for $68.7bn. The move has severely shaken the confidence of Microsoft’s President, Brad Smith, in the UK, who criticized the decision, stating that the EU is a better place to start a business.…
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MICROSOFT
Microsoft Plans to Unbundle Teams from Office Amid Antitrust Concerns
Microsoft Plans to Unbundle Teams from Office Amid Antitrust Concerns Microsoft has reportedly agreed to unbundle its Teams remote collaboration software from its Office productivity suite. According to Financial Times, this move is an attempt to avoid antitrust concerns as the company faces its most significant regulatory issues in over a decade. The European Commission has been investigating Microsoft since…
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TECH NEWS
The EU’s Semiconductor Chip Production Deal
The EU’s Semiconductor Chip Production Deal The European Union has taken a major step towards boosting its semiconductor chip production capabilities by signing a deal with semiconductor manufacturers. The deal is aimed at addressing the current shortage of chips that has been caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, which has disrupted global supply chains. The global semiconductor industry has been facing…
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