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04 Sept 2025

Eudia: The AI-Powered Legal Startup Challenging Traditional Law Firms

Eudia, a legal AI startup, launches an "AI-augmented" law firm in Arizona, aiming to revolutionize corporate legal services and challenge the billable hour model.

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Google Antitrust Ruling: A Windfall for Apple's AI Strategy and Revenue

A federal judge's ruling in Google's antitrust case allows Apple to continue receiving billions in search revenue while opening doors for new AI partnerships, potentially reshaping Apple's AI strategy and boosting its Services division.

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White House's AI-Generated 'Founders Museum' Sparks Controversy Over Historical Accuracy

The Trump administration and PragerU's collaboration on a new history exhibit featuring AI-generated videos of founding fathers has raised concerns about historical accuracy and the blurring of fact and fiction.

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03 Sept 2025

Australia's Central Bank Explores AI's Economic Impact, Boosts Own AI Capabilities

Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Michele Bullock discusses the potential effects of AI on the economy, labor market, and the central bank's own AI initiatives.

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YouTube's AI Editing Controversy: The Battle for Content Control and Transparency

YouTube's use of AI to edit user content without consent sparks debate on platform power, transparency, and the future of digital media manipulation.

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U.S. Revokes TSMC's China Chip Tool Shipment Authorization, Tightening Tech Export Controls

The U.S. government has revoked TSMC's authorization to ship chipmaking tools to China without a license, following similar actions against Samsung and SK Hynix. This move aims to limit China's access to advanced semiconductor technology and tighten control over the global chip supply chain.

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Google Avoids Breakup in Antitrust Case as AI Emerges as Potential Competitor

A federal judge rules against breaking up Google in an antitrust case, citing the rise of AI as a potential threat to Google's search dominance. The decision requires Google to share certain data with competitors but allows it to keep its Chrome browser and continue some exclusive contracts.

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Google's Search Dominance Upheld: Apple and Samsung Win in Antitrust Ruling

A U.S. judge ruled that Google can continue paying mobile phone manufacturers to be the default search engine, benefiting companies like Apple and Samsung. The decision comes amidst growing competition from AI-driven search alternatives.

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Google Escapes Major Breakup in Landmark Antitrust Ruling, Required to Share Search Data

A U.S. judge has ordered Google to share search data with competitors but rejected calls to break up the company in a significant antitrust case. The ruling aims to increase competition in online search while allowing Google to retain key assets.

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AI Companions Pose Serious Risks to Teens, New Study Reveals

A recent study highlights the dangers of AI chatbots for young users, revealing inappropriate responses to high-risk queries and potential for exploitation.

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Meta's Controversial Camera Roll Access: AI Training or Privacy Invasion?

Meta's Facebook app is accessing users' camera rolls for AI-powered suggestions, raising privacy concerns and prompting calls for users to check their settings.

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Switzerland Launches Apertus: A Transparent, Open-Source AI Model Challenging Global Tech Giants

Switzerland has released Apertus, an open-source large language model (LLM) designed to be a transparent and ethical alternative to proprietary AI models. Developed by Swiss public institutions, Apertus aims to set new standards for trustworthy and globally relevant open models.

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NVIDIA CEO's Visit to TSMC: Debunking Rumors and Exploring AI Chip Developments

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang's recent visit to TSMC sparks speculation about revenue sharing with the US government, which TSMC denies. The visit coincides with discussions on advanced AI chip production and potential geopolitical implications.

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Elon Musk's Grok: The Shifting Landscape of AI Chatbot Bias

An analysis of Elon Musk's AI chatbot Grok reveals attempts to align its responses with conservative views, particularly on economic and governmental issues, while maintaining a leftward tilt on social matters.

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Survivors Call for Reform in Handling Child Sexual Abuse Material: Monash University Study Highlights Need for Trauma-Informed Approach

A new study led by Monash University researchers urges institutions to reform their handling of child sexual abuse material (CSAM), emphasizing the importance of centering survivors' voices, rights, and safety in decision-making processes.

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