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AI developers and lawmakers would benefit from a deeper understanding of each other
Tech giant vows to appeal against UK regulator’s decision but shareholders shrug as industry trains its sights elsewhere
Tech giant makes concession in an attempt to avoid formal EU antitrust investigation and follows complaint by rival Slack
Tech giant pledges to allow developers to use alternatives to its Google Play billing system in the UK
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