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1. Artificial intelligence · IT industry & companies · IT law & regulation

   Google to cut search access for AI-banning schools

   Google plans to shut off search engine access for schools that ban AI use. Many schools rely heavily on Google services like Gmail and Chromebooks, making this a significant change.

   Full story at Futurism ↗
2. Artificial intelligence · IT law & regulation

   Google AI Mode links only to Google Flights for flights

   A tester found that over the weekend, Google AI Mode answers about flight information contained only links to Google Flights. The author expects this to draw the attention of Digital Markets Act officials in Europe.

   Full story at seroundtable.com ↗
3. Artificial intelligence · IT law & regulation

   EU court adviser flags copyright risk for chatbots

   On November 3, 2026, an adviser to the EU's top court said chatbots could break copyright rules by collecting news articles and reusing their content. The opinion came from a case involving Like Company and Google.

   Full story at Analytics Insight ↗
4. Chips & hardware · Artificial intelligence · IT law & regulation

   Huawei pushes customers to find AI chip memory themselves

   Huawei tells customers to source memory for its AI chips on their own, pushing them to the black market. Smugglers exploit a loophole in U.S. export rules, and smuggled HBM3E prices rose to around $4,000 per unit in a year.

   Full story at The Decoder ↗

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