Topic: consumer harm
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FTC Removes AI Blog Posts From Lina Khan Era
The US Federal Trade Commission removed several blog posts from the Lina Khan era that discussed AI policy, open-weight models, and consumer risks, signaling a shift in regulatory approach under new leadership. Former FTC Chair Lina Khan advocated for a permissive stance on open-source AI to fost...
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EU Slaps Google With $3.5B Fine for Antitrust Ad Practices
The EU has fined Google €2.95 billion for antitrust violations, alleging it unfairly favored its own advertising services over competitors. The European Commission ordered Google to stop self-preferencing tactics and address conflicts of interest in its ad-tech operations within 60 days. Google p...
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Critics Slam Google's Search Remedy Ruling as a Total Failure
The court decision highlights Google's significant digital influence and the inadequacy of current regulatory measures, emphasizing the need for stronger legislative frameworks. The American Innovation and Choice Online Act is proposed as a crucial measure to prevent Google from unfairly favoring...
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