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Here's your daily crunch.

Coming up, a look at who has to cough up legal fees for AI copyright infringement.

But first, South Korea's telecommunication regulator, the Korea Communications Commission, said Friday that

plans to levy fines on Google and Apple, which could total up to $50.5 million for violating the country's in-app payment law.

According to the KCC statement, the two big tech giants abused market dominance to force local

app developers to use their in-app payment methods rather than competitors' payment systems,

and unfairly delayed app reviews to enforce the specific billing system.

The Commission informed Google and Apple of the implementation of corrective measures to promote fair competition in the App Store marketplace.

The watchdog also mentioned in the statement that Apple discriminatorily charged commissions to domestic

app developers in South Korea.

Up next, another week, another AI app going viral.

This time around, the AI app that has surged to the top of the App Store is Epic, a photo editing

app that lets users generate nostalgic 90s inspired yearbook photos of themselves as

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