The rapid rise of artificial intelligence technology has been among the most disruptive innovations of the last decade. Though the technology remains in its growth phase, its implications have already been incredibly diverse, and it remains to be seen how the technology will continue to develop over the long term. The sector’s rapid development has many investors and strategists wondering how the sector will continue to expand and where the next big development could be.

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Declared a “monopoly” by Northeastern University professor Christo Wilson, Google has long been a focus of regulatory scrutiny on two fronts: antitrust and privacy. Over the years, authorities in the European Union, the Competition Bureau, and the United States Department of Justice have pursued Google for allegedly abusing its market dominance and mishandling user data. The contents below survey how Google’s clashes with regulators have unfolded, highlighting major EU antitr

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