Coverage dated June 27, 2024

European Union's competition boss signals fresh AI scrutiny for Microsoft-OpenAI deal and Google

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The European Union is escalating its scrutiny of the artificial intelligence industry, including taking a fresh look into Microsoft’s multibillion-dollar partnership with OpenAI. The bloc started reviewing the deal last

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  1. WFMZ Allentown

    European Union's competition boss signals fresh AI scrutiny for Microsoft-OpenAI deal and Google (opens WFMZ Allentown)

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    The European Union is escalating its scrutiny of the artificial intelligence industry, including taking a fresh look into Microsoft’s multibillion-dollar partnership with OpenAI. The bloc started reviewing the deal last

  2. Fortune

    The EU plans to grill Microsoft rivals about the $13 billion it's throwing into OpenAI (opens Fortune)

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    Such preliminary questions from the EU can sometimes lead to formal investigations from the EU’s antitrust regulators.

  3. Investopedia

    Microsoft and OpenAI Partnership Not Out of EU Regulator's Sights (opens Investopedia)

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    The European Commission is monitoring big tech companies' AI partnerships and their effects on competition, naming Microsoft, OpenAI, Alphabet, and Samsung as players of interest.

  4. Digital Journal

    EU further scrutinises Microsoft, OpenAI tie-up (opens Digital Journal)

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    The EU will examine the impact of Microsoft's multi-billion-dollar partnership with ChatGPT developer OpenAI on competition in the fast-growing AI market,

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