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Alphabet s Google and Microsoft have recently become rivals in artificial intelligence (AI), with the latter investing heavily in OpenAI and the former building the Bard AI chatbot among other investments.
By Hakan Ersen FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The head of Germany's cartel office has warned that artificial intelligence may boost Big Tech's market power and.
The head of Germany's cartel office has warned that artificial intelligence may boost Big Tech's market power and regulators should be on the lookout for any anti-competitive behaviour. The comments by Andreas Mundt underscore regulatory concerns that tech giants, with their vast troves of user data, may get a competitive edge in the new technology used in smart homes, web search, online advertising, cars and many other products and services. Alphabet's Google and Microsoft have recently become
Deutsche Telekom on Wednesday said the mooted timeline on Germany imposing curbs on the use of China's Huawei in its network by 2026 were not realistic, highlighting Britain's drawn-out attempts to do so. In a statement to Reuters, Deutsche Telekom questioned the need to take action that could result in a significant drop in quality of service to customers. Earlier a government official said Germany's interior ministry plans to force telecoms operators to slash the use of equipment from Huawei and ZTE in their 5G networks after a review highlighted an over-reliance on these Chinese suppliers.