– Two Democratic American senators demanded information about their cloud computing partnership with artificial intelligence companies from Microsoft and Google, expressing concern that the arrangements could prevent competition in the state -of -the -art industry.
Massachusetts American senator Elizabeth Warren and Ron Widen of Oregan, ranking in Senate Banking and Financial Committees respectively, asked Google about their partnership with AI Startup Anthropic and Microsoft, which according to chat, according to chat, according to chat, according to chat, according to chat.
The senators wrote, “We are worried that corporate partnership within the AI sector discourages competition, bypasses our antitrust laws, and as a result of low options and high prices for businesses and consumers using AI tools.”
Spokesmen of companies did not respond to the recommendations of the comment immediately.
Letters try to establish how much AI companies have paid to cloud providers, whether Microsoft and Google give exclusive rights to give license to the deal AI model, and whether Big tech companies have any plans to get their AI partners.
The US Federal Trade Commission released a staff report in January before US President Donald Trump took over in a study in partnership between Microsoft and OpenIA, Amazon and Anthropic, and Google and Anthropic, but stopped specific information for companies.
The report raised the possibility that a cloud service provider could acquire his AI partner, and said that at least one of the AI providers gave advance notice to their cloud service provider.
The FTC said that at least one agreement would prevent the AI company from launching new models without issuing it through a cloud provider.
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