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The FTC’s inquiry will help the agency deepen enforcers' understanding of the investments and partnerships formed between generative AI developers and cloud service providers. �� GenAI Investments: US FTC Probing Microsoft, Google and Others, Issues Order To Provide Information About Their Investment in GenAI Companies Like OpenAI and Anthropic.

Retailers and brands are deploying new tactics to reach and engage consumers online. Explore three key trends expected to reshape the online shopping experience in 2024.

Australian artificial intelligence data firm Appen has played a key role in training AI models for a slew of tech behemoths including Microsoft, Meta and Apple.

Silicon Valleys Big 4 tech companies are thriving on Wall Street, with Meta surpassing $1 trillion in value, Microsoft briefly reaching $3 trillion, and Google hitting an all-time stock high. We take a look.

You might be surprised to learn that AI is already proving to be a powerful weapon in the fight against climate change.

Google has launched Art Selfie 2, a feature that uses generative AI to create stylized images by blending selfies into chosen scenarios. Users can select from 25 styles across categories such as Art, History, and Travel.

FTC Chair Lina Khan said on Thursday that her agency is looking into AI deals among the biggest players developing and using the technology.

The FTC said on Thursday that it has issued “compulsory orders” to five companies, requiring them to provide information regarding investments and partnerships.

German software firm SAP SE unveiled a 2 billion euro ($2.17 billion) restructuring plan covering 8,000 roles on Tuesday, as it seeks to better focus on growth in artificial intelligence (AI)-driven business areas. SAP expects generative AI to fundamentally change its business and has pledged to invest more than $1 billion, while opening new tab in AI-powered technology startups via its enterprise capital firm Sapphire Ventures. The company said it plans the restructuring to help better focus on...

Borge Brende, President of WEF, highlights the challenge of a fragmented and fractured world and the difficult geopolitical backdrop. The summit aimed to secure key players, including Americans, Chinese, Indians, and Iranians, for dialogues and collaboration. The year of democracies with elections in over 50 countries, including India, increases rhetoric and poses challenges for global growth. Concerns include Indias economic reforms and the need for continued investment, infrastructure developm...