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Our in-brief roundup of notable stories from the last week.

United States

AI

WhatsApp has amended its business API policy banning gneral-purpose chatbots from the platform.

TechCrunch published a fascinating article on the potential environmental implications of continuing AI center expansion.

Microsoft was sued by Australia’s competition regulator for suggesting that customers had to move to higher-priced Microsoft 360 plans

Data/Cybersecurity

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