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Navigating love can be tricky, with confused friends and pricey therapists often leading nowhere. What if an AI could finally offer some sensible, actionable relationship advice?
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Navigating love can be tricky, with confused friends and pricey therapists often leading nowhere. What if an AI could finally offer some sensible, actionable relationship advice?

Imagine buying something at one price and instantly selling it higher, effortlessly. It's every trader's dream, and now a new bot attempts to do just that.

The European Union has decided to rein in Google, and this time it's not just a hefty fine. The tech giant must now open its mobile and search empire to competitors, a shift that could significantly shake things up.

Another blow for Meta: the European Union has pointed the finger at Facebook and Instagram. The accusation? Designing for addiction, violating new digital rules.
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Imagine a world where Facebook doesn't hypnotize you with endless videos. The European Union is trying to make that happen, with hefty fines.

Remember the dot-com bust? Get ready for déjà vu, because one Wall Street veteran thinks the current AI craze could crash even harder. It's a rerun, but with amplified side effects.
Summer's here, bringing the age-old dilemma: sweat or pollute? It seems we might soon cool down without the usual guilt trip, thanks to new tech.
Who knew endless scrolling or constant notifications could be addictive? The European Union is now 'discovering' this and threatening Meta.

Are Instagram and Facebook too "sticky" for our kids? The European Union thinks so, and it's putting Meta on the spot.

Everyone talks about SpaceX and its reusable rockets. While Elon Musk celebrates a record-breaking IPO, what happened to Europe's space efforts?

Europe has a bit of a dependency problem with US tech giants, much like we do with morning coffee. Now EU banks might team up to renegotiate terms and regain control.