Microsoft facing £1 billion legal claim from UK businesses
A legal action filed at the Competition Appeal Tribunal claims Microsoft overcharged users of rival cloud platforms for access to its Windows Server.
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Girls to learn AI skills as part of new Girlguiding activities
New activities and badges across the organisation’s age ranges have been created in partnership with Google to help boost digital skills.
UK News|Nov 28
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Google needs ‘right conditions’ to build more AI infrastructure in UK
Debbie Weinstein, the company’s UK and Ireland managing director, said Google was ‘engaged actively’ with the Government on the topic of AI.
UK News|Nov 27
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Starmer urged to intervene in bid to free Alaa Abd El-Fattah from Egyptian jail
Laila Soueif, Mr El-Fattah’s mother, is 58 days into a hunger strike and urged ministers to help free her son.
UK News|Nov 27
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Starmer encourages young people to get involved in AI ‘revolution’
The Prime Minister visited Google’s new AI Campus in his constituency of Holborn and St Pancras during its launch on Wednesday.
UK News|Nov 27
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Fact check: Image of statue resembling Jimmy Savile was generated by AI
Synthetic picture does not show a real statue and was never intended to resemble children’s author Roald Dahl.
UK News|Nov 27
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Wizz Air ad banned over misleading ‘greenest’ claim
The advertising watchdog found that the airline had not made clear the basis of its claim that it was ‘one of the greenest choices in air travel’.
UK News|Nov 27
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Fact check: Video of man in balaclava holding knives was filmed in the US
A social media user posted a video of a man with knives and said: ‘Welcome to modern Britain.’
UK News|Nov 26
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Google faces £7 billion legal claim over search engine advertising
The UK’s Competition Appeal Tribunal has ruled the case can move forward to trial.
UK News|Nov 25
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Apple and Google ‘should face investigation over mobile browser duopoly’
An initial inquiry has recommended that the UK’s competition regulator investigate the two firms further.
UK News|Nov 22
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US Government proposes forcing Google to sell Chrome to break-up tech empire
The Department of Justice suggestion comes after a judge ruled earlier this year the company has run a monopoly.
UK News|Nov 21
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US regulators seek to break up Google and force Chrome sale
A court found the search engine had maintained an abusive monopoly over the past decade.
World News|Nov 21
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Fact check: Photo of police and protesters is from 2011 student demonstration
A social media user posted a 13-year-old photograph they claimed was taken on the day of the farming protest earlier this week.
UK News|Nov 20
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Researchers hit ‘major milestone’ in mapping cells of the human body
Experts have profiled more than 100 million cells from more than 10,000 people across the world.
UK News|Nov 20
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Ads for five gold dealers banned for failing to make lack of regulation clear
Ads for Bullion Club, Gold Bank, Harrington & Byrne, Solomon Global and The Pure Gold Company were all banned.
UK News|Nov 20
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