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CuriosityNews Reports: EU Fines Google €2.95bn Over Advertising Rules Breach European Union officials on Friday imposed a €2.95bn ($3.5bn) penalty on Google for violating competition regulations by giving preferential treatment to its own digital advertising services. This marks the fourth such antitrust fine for the company and

Artificial intelligence firm Anthropic has agreed to pay $1.5 billion to resolve a class-action lawsuit filed by authors who allege the company used unauthorized copies of their books to train its chatbot. The settlement, pending approval by a judge as early as Monday, could signal a shift in legal

A judge decided on Tuesday that Google would not be required to sell its Chrome browser or the Android operating system, sparing the company from the harshest penalties requested by U.S. authorities. The same judge had previously ruled nearly a year ago that Google maintained an unlawful monopoly through

The latest iteration of Google’s most affordable Pixel model, the Pixel 10, features improved cameras, enhanced processing power, and refined software, allowing it to compete more effectively with higher-end options while maintaining a lower price. Priced at £799 (€899/$799/A$1,349), the standard Pixel 10 remains at

The head of the UK’s foremost artificial intelligence organization is resigning following internal disagreements and official requests for a shift in strategy. Jean Innes has served as director of the Alan Turing Institute since 2023, but her role faced increasing scrutiny due to growing dissatisfaction among staff and calls

A British entrepreneur specializing in quantum computing has seen the value of his stake in the company he founded rise to $2bn (£1.5bn), following a recent funding round that valued the business at $10bn. Ilyas Khan, 63, established Quantinuum, a UK-US firm, which reported raising $600m on Thursday as