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The European Commission has launched an investigation into whether Google's AI summary service uses content from websites without compensating owners, harming competition in the AI market. Google's dominance and failure to pay for content are key concerns.

Why it matters

The investigation into Google's AI content usage highlights the need for greater transparency and compensation for content creators in the AI industry.

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India has proposed a mandatory royalty system for AI companies training on copyrighted content, potentially reshaping OpenAI and Google's operations in India.

Why it matters

This proposed policy shift could set a precedent for other countries to regulate AI companies' use of copyrighted content, potentially impacting global AI operations.

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President Donald Trump has given Nvidia the go-ahead to export its H200 AI GPU chips to China and other countries under conditions ensuring US national security.

Why it matters

The article highlights the complex dynamic between Nvidia's efforts to expand markets while satisfying US national security conditions, emphasizing the strategic importance of AI chip trading between the US and China.

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The New York Times filed a lawsuit against AI search startup Perplexity for copyright infringement, claiming that Perplexity's use of its content without permission or remuneration is illegal.

Why it matters

The lawsuit highlights the tension between publishers and AI companies over copyright and the use of content, and will likely have implications for the development of the AI industry.

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President Trump plans to publish an executive order to restrict states' ability to regulate AI technology, citing concerns over inconsistent laws and stifled innovation.

Why it matters

This executive order could have significant implications for the development and regulation of AI technology, potentially creating a power struggle between state and federal authorities.

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Meta will give European users the option to limit personalized ads, following a €200 million fine for breaching the Digital Markets Act.

Why it matters

This change may impact the way businesses operate on Meta's social networks, but its significance to AI professionals remains unclear.

Puzder Says EU AI Regulations Make Cooperation Difficult

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US Ambassador to the EU, Andrew Puzder, expressed concerns that EU regulatory acts are limiting business development and cooperation with the US, particularly in the AI sector.

Why it matters

EU AI regulations pose a significant challenge for cooperation between the US and EU, highlighting the need for more flexible and business-friendly regulations.

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