Britain’s competitors authority, the Competitors and Markets Authority (CMA), mentioned Wednesday that Microsoft’s partnership with OpenAI doesn’t qualify for investigation beneath the merger provisions of the U.Okay.’s Enterprise Act 2002, the nation’s anticompetitive practices legislation. “Total, making an allowance for all the obtainable proof […] the CMA doesn’t imagine that Microsoft at present controls OpenAI’s […]
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