Express News | Alphabet won the challenge against the European Union's 1.49 billion euro antitrust fine.
Google's YouTube has launched the Veo AI tool to help creators innovate their content.
YouTube, owned by Google (GOOGL.US), announced on Wednesday that it will introduce a series of advanced AI features for creators on its Shorts platform, based on Google DeepMind's video generation model.
YouTube and Shopee collaborate to launch an online shopping service in Indonesia.
On September 19th, Galonghui announced that YouTube and e-commerce platform Shopee will launch an online shopping service in India and plan to expand the service in Southeast Asia. This service, called YouTube Shopping, allows users to browse products on YouTube and purchase them directly through Shopee's links. The service is planned to expand to Thailand and Vietnam in the coming weeks. When asked about the scale of cooperation with Shopee, YouTube's APAC Director, Ajay Vidyasagar, said that the scale of cooperation is very large.
China International Capital Corporation: AI+ code is a practical and commercially leading AI application scenario.
China International Capital Corporation believes that the improvement of AI application capabilities relies on both the enhancement of model capacity and the deep understanding of application scenarios and accurate grasp of customer needs.
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Google wins antitrust case, overturning a €1.5 billion fine from the European Union.
Google has won a lawsuit in the General Court of the European Union regarding the 1.5 billion euro fine imposed by the European Union for obstructing competition in online advertising. The court ruled that the regulatory institutions made mistakes in the investigation, and the European Commission can still appeal the decision to the European Court of Justice. The European Commission previously accused Google, as a dominant online advertising broker, of illegally preventing competitors such as Yahoo and Microsoft (MSFT.US) from placing ads on third-party websites. The General Court of the European Union confirmed most of the Commission's investigation results, but found errors in assessing controversial terms and deadlines.