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Meta accused of earning 10% of revenue from known scams
U.S. Senators Josh Hawley and Richard Blumenthal have called for a federal investigation into Meta regarding alleged pro...

OpenAI now lets enterprises choose where to host their data
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If Your Antitrust Case Depends On Pretending TikTok Doesn’t Exist, It’s Going To Fail
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