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U.S. Justice Department and FTC reach deal allowing them to proceed with antitrust investigations.
Deal allows them to look into dominant roles that Microsoft , OpenAI and Nvidia play in artificial intelligence industry.
Deal is expected to be completed in the coming days , New York Times report says.
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