A bunch of Canadian news outlets are in a tizzy, suing OpenAI for allegedly using their content without permission. The Read more
India-based audio platform Pocket FM has a vast content library. However, CEO Rohan Nayak believes there is room for expansion Read more
ChatGPT Search, OpenAI's AI-powered web search experience, has officially launched for all ChatGPT users, introducing several new features to enhance Read more
Humanz, a cutting-edge marketing platform for content creators and brands, has officially made its debut in the U.S. market, as Read more
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is taking steps to put Google under formal federal supervision, potentially subjecting the company to the same inspections as major banks. This move comes after months of discussions between the CFPB and Google, although the supervision order has not been finalized yet. The bureau, established in 2008, aims to protect consumers from unfair financial practices by granting regulators access to a company’s internal records to ensure compliance.
The exact reasons for the CFPB’s concerns with Google remain unclear, raising questions about the future of the bureau’s work under director Rohit Chopra. This development adds to Google’s regulatory challenges in the U.S., following a recent antitrust trial loss and facing another trial related to its advertising technology.
