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Congress urged to open antitrust investigation into Apple and OpenAI over ‘left-leaning bias’ — Jim Jordan | ChamberLight
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America First Legal is urging Congress to launch an antitrust investigation into the Apple-OpenAI partnership, alleging the deal creates a monopoly that forces a 'left-leaning' AI bias on iPhone users.
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