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Generative AI is advancing so rapidly, world leaders are establishing a voluntary pact while working on enforceable regulations.

It'll look into whether developers were blocked from sharing alternative pricing.

Workers may lose access to email and other services if they don't delete the app swiftly.

Regulators will have to show they're taking decisive action in GDPR cases.

One of biggest (and dullest) big tech acquisitions ever may be blocked by the European Commission.

The company has avoided fines for now, but it will need to change some business practices.

It 'abused its dominant position' by tying Marketplace to the main Facebook site.

Regulators are looking into data transfers to China and ads targeted at minors.

The body has 90 working days to complete its probe.

The bloc wants to reduce e-waste by mandating phone and tablet reparability standards.

The company claims it will give all sellers equal treatment.

It's the first step in the Commission's antitrust probe into Apple's payment practices.

The company's still awaiting the go-ahead from US regulators.

Search engines play a 'decisive role' in the dissemination of content, EU officials told Google.

Publishers claim Google has an unfair grip on the press.

Along with a US effort to bolster semiconductor production, the Chips Act aims to prevent future scarcity.

Intel was slapped with the record-breaking fine for an antitrust case back in 2009.

Organizations would need to disclose how ads are paid for and how they are targeting certain groups.

MEPs also said private facial recognition databases like Clearview AI should be prohibited.

Even the EU isn't currently asking for as much.