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for the meta description As European states consider a ban on AI tech-dependent chatbots like ChatGPT, EU legislators debate the necessity of regulations on Artificial Intelligence. The US-based OpenAI's ChatGPT generates texts that appear to be written by humans, backed by Microsoft. Recent IT, FR and ES concerns require OpenAI to be more transparent with user data. EU faces difficulty in approving proposed regulations of two years ago by the Commission, as tech advances quickly. Suggestions have been made by legislators to amend laws and third-party monitoring to ensure compliance. OpenAI is competing with Google, Twitter and China's Baidu, and Europe must quickly develop to match the progress.

Discover the mysterious venture of the renowned Elon Musk: X.AI Corporation, an AI (Artificial Intelligence) business that competes against OpenAI. Founded in Nevada, USA on 9th March, X.AI hopes to challenge the larger companies, backed by Musk's own financial investments and talented engineers. Do AI's advances raise questions of safety to humanity? Read on to find out more from Musk's newest enterprise!

. This article provides an overview of the dispute between the Justice Department and Google over the search engine's alleged monopoly. Google has argued that their agreement with Apple to be the default search engine on Safari has generated competition. The Justice Department has called for Google's exclusivity from contracts to be eliminated, in turn allowing potential competitors to bid for access to different platforms. Expect a ruling from Judge Amit Mehta this summer.

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. Google, the leading US multinational technology company, is creating its own chatbot assistant, Bard, to compete with Microsoft’s GitHub Copilot. Paige Bailey, a Product Manager at Google, is asking employees to test and give feedback on new features of Bard that generate and fix code, giving it the capabilities of a programming assistant. Despite not being officially supported yet, the team is collecting feedback in line with Google's mission for products that are made efficiently and responsibly. Get an in-depth look at how Google is taking on this challenge.