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In an internal memo, OpenAI described its plans to make users rely on ChatGPT — and it seems to be working.

Secret OpenAI Memo Describes Plans to Make Users Rely on “Entity”

By Noor Al-Sibai

During the latest phase of its antitrust trial, Meta lawyers presented slides revealing sensitive 3rd party information.

Meta Made a Wild Screwup in the Documents It Showed in Court

In a federal antitrust testimony, Zuckerberg has admitted that Facebook's mission of connecting users is no longer a priority.

Zuckerberg Tells Court That Facebook Is No Longer About Connecting With Friends

The DOJ is suing Ticketmaster and Live Nation to eliminate its alleged chokehold on the ticketing industry.

Ticketmaster May Finally Get What It Deserves

By Noor Al-Sibai

Rents across the country have skyrocketed thanks in part to an algorithm that hikes rental prices on behalf of landlords.

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Rent Too Damn High? Blame YieldStar, a Secret Algorithm from Housing Hell

By Noor Al-Sibai

Chinese billionaire and founder of e-commerce platform Alibaba Jack Ma has been unusually absent from public view for the last two months.

The Chinese Billionaire Jack Ma Has Disappeared

By Victor Tangermann

The Justice Department just filed an antitrust case against Google that's the largest the company has had to face so far.

Justice Department Nails Google with Massive Antitrust Case

By Dan Robitzski

At Huawei's request, the Chinese government plans to launch a new antitrust probe into Google over its Android operating system's market dominance.

China Plans to Launch an Antitrust Probe Into Google

By Dan Robitzski

Mark Zuckerberg told Facebook employees that Elizabeth Warren and her plan to break up tech corporations is an exisential threat.

Leaked Audio: Mark Zuckerberg Is Terrified of Elizabeth Warren

By Dan Robitzski

Chris Hughes, one of the guys responsible for turning Facebook into an all-powerful monopoly, met with federal regulators to say Facebook is a too big.

Facebook Cofounder: Please Break up Facebook

By Dan Robitzski

Democrats in the House of Representatives formally launched an antitrust probe into Silicon Valley to determine whether Facebook and Google are monopolies.

Congress Is Deciding Whether to Break Up Facebook, Google

By Dan Robitzski

The EU just fined Google $5 billion for violating antitrust laws designed to prevent market leaders from stifling competition.

EU Fines Google $5 Billion for Stifling Android’s Competition

By Kristin Houser

Experts Argue That We Need to Rethink How We Regulate Tech Companies

Experts Argue That We Need to Rethink How We Regulate Tech Companies