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Here's your TNB Tech Minute for Tuesday, December 10th. I'm Bellin for the Wall Street Journal.

General Motors is scrapping its cruise Robotaxi program.

It cited the time and costs needed to scale the business and rising competition from other autonomous driving competitors.

GM said it plans to realign its autonomous driving strategy

and give priority to development of advanced driver assistance systems. The automaker said it will

also pursue a path for fully autonomous personal vehicles and build on the progress of its

supercrues, hands-off, eyes-on driving feature.

The company said it expects the restructuring to reduce spending by more than $1 billion

annually after the proposed plan is completed. That's expected in the first half of next year.

The European Union's digital regulator has confirmed it is looking into Google's

advertising practices under an online content law that bans companies from using miners' data

for targeted advertising. The regulator said Google has responded and that it's currently

assessing the search giant's response and deciding on next steps. The scrutiny comes

as the EU executive is enforcing the Digital Services Act, a newly applicable rulebook designed to

address legal online content and disinformation and to promote transparent advertising in the block.

The DSA prohibits companies from using miners' data for targeted advertising.

And Games Workshop Group, the UK manufacturer of Warhammer, a miniature tabletop war game,

says it's reached an agreement with Amazon content services for the film and television series

based on the game Warhammer 40,000.

Games Workshop Group said it granted exclusive rights to Amazon's subsidiary over the Warhammer

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