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Websites are making content “to try to game Google results,” says Mia Sato of The Verge. What has that done to human creativity?

As AI becomes more sophisticated, the industry is growing to match it, says journalist Justin Pot, who wrote about CAPTCHA for The Atlantic.

Google, aka Alphabet, and Microsoft are longtime rivals. Lately, Microsoft has been on the offensive, building strength in key areas of tech.

Google aims to “supercharge” Google Assistant with the same tech that underlies ChatGPT, which could boost communication.

The company’s announcement of new AI product offerings this week adds new fuel to the fire.

The case centers on Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, which shields tech platforms from legal liability over third-party content.

Google, for instance, has more than $116 billion in the bank, but isn’t rushing to pay off its borrowings.

AI-powered chatbots like ChatGPT could threaten Google’s bread and butter.

Part of the reason: Social media platforms like TikTok are changing the way we shop online.

The European Union’s Digital Markets Act could have implications beyond Europe’s borders — even in the U.S., where similar bills didn’t make it through Congress.