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Will the EU impose a fine of at least $35 billion on Google in its antitrust case over AI-related competition violations?

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The European Commission is investigating Google for allegedly restricting content creators and website owners to gain an unfair advantage in AI-powered search and ""AI Overviews."" Regulators suspect Google may have used publishers’ material without proper compensation or opt-out options — behavior that could constitute an abuse of dominance under EU competition law. If violations are confirmed, the EU could impose a penalty of up to 10% of Google’s global annual revenue, which — based on 2024 earnings — would amount to roughly $35 billion.

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Resolves “Yes” if the European Commission issues an antitrust fine of at least $35 billion (or the euro equivalent) against Google by June 30, 2026, specifically in connection with this AI-related competition case. Verification sources: - Official EC announcements - EU competition filings - Major reputable outlets (Reuters, Bloomberg, FT, AP, BBC). Otherwise — NO.

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