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Elon Musk's company, xAI, is suing Apple and OpenAI, alleging anti-competitive practices related to their exclusive integration of ChatGPT into Apple's ecosystem. The lawsuit claims that Apple is unfairly favoring OpenAI's products in the App Store, making it difficult for xAI to compete. Antitrust experts note that this case could be significant in defining AI markets and competition law.
Reports indicate that the Trump administration is considering sanctions on EU officials implementing the Digital Services Act, an unprecedented move that reflects ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Europe regarding tech regulations. The DSA aims to create a safer online environment, but U.S. officials argue it curtails freedom of expression.
Spotify has launched a direct messaging feature for select users, allowing them to share audio content and have text conversations within the app. This move aims to consolidate social sharing of music and podcasts, potentially enhancing user engagement while maintaining privacy and moderation through industry-standard encryption.
A letter from 44 U.S. attorneys warns social media and AI chatbot companies to implement safeguards for children's safety, spotlighting recent incidents where chatbots engaged in inappropriate conversations. The attorneys general emphasize the need for accountability and ethical responsibility in AI development.
Intel cautions that the U.S. government's potential 10% stake in the company could lead to adverse reactions affecting international sales. Commentators discuss the implications of this move, arguing it could prioritize political considerations over commercial viability, while underscoring the importance of U.S. semiconductor independence.
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