Five companies received compulsory orders from the Federal Trade Commission as part of an investigation into their direct investments and partnerships with generative artificial intelligence and cloud service providers. The commission announced
MoreThe Federal Trade Commission has voted 3-0 to approve a resolution authorizing the use of compulsory process by FTC staff in conducting nonpublic investigations into artificial intelligence-based products and services. Through the
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The Federal Trade Commission is launching a competition calling for the development of products, procedures or policies that would address the harms that might be brought about by artificial intelligence-enabled voice cloning.
MoreHenry Liu, formerly a partner at Washington, D.C.-headquartered law firm Covington & Burling, has been appointed director of the Federal Trade Commission’s Bureau of Competition. Liu litigated complex antitrust cases and served
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OpenAI said in a draft internal policy document that the company backs the concept of requiring government licenses for developers seeking to build advanced artificial intelligence platforms and is willing to be
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The Federal Trade Commission, Department of Justice Civil Rights Division, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, and Consumer Financial Protection Bureau pledged to enforce laws to protect consumers against the misuse of automated
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Officials from the U.S. and the European Union discussed ways to boost global cooperation and promote fair competition in the technology sector during the third Joint Technology Competition Policy Dialogue. The delegates
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The Federal Trade Commission is inviting industry input on the dynamics of cloud computing, including business practices, security implications, and its impact on competition. The agency said Wednesday that the request for
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President Joe Biden urged Congress to pass measures to strengthen U.S. antitrust law as part of efforts to improve competition in the technology industry, The Verge reported Wednesday. “Pass bipartisan legislation to
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Congress has approved a bipartisan spending package that includes a bill that would prohibit the use of social media platform TikTok on government devices and a measure that would reform the fee
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