Google Anti-Trust, Huawei scores big, AI can help you land an Oscar

🧠 Google Faces Antitrust Trial Over AI-Driven Search Monopoly

The U.S. Department of Justice has initiated a landmark antitrust trial against Google, alleging that the tech giant is leveraging its AI technologies to maintain dominance in the online search market. The DOJ contends that Google's practices, including exclusive agreements and integration of AI tools, stifle competition and innovation.

Fun Fact: The DOJ suggests that if initial remedies fail, Google might be required to divest from its Chrome browser and potentially sell its Android operating system.

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🍪 Huawei Prepares Mass Shipment

NVIDIA's woes are Huawei's throes... into massive number of chips.

Huawei is set to commence mass shipments of its advanced 910C AI chip to Chinese customers as early as next month. This development comes as China seeks alternatives to Nvidia amid ongoing U.S. export restrictions.

Fun Fact: The 910C chip, which combines two 910B processors, is expected to become a primary AI chip for Chinese firms, potentially reshaping the global AI hardware landscape.

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🎬 Oscars says it's ok to use AI

The academy ruled that the use of generative artificial intelligence tools “neither help nor harm the chances of a nomination.” So young screenwriters with no peers awake at 3am can take solace in a chatGPT coworker all night.

Fun Fact: The Brutalist, whose cast won best actor and best supporting actress, was enhanced using AI. Specifically for its Hungarian dialogue to make each pitch perfect even for native speakers.

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