EU increases pressure on Google and Apple over AI
The article discusses the dispute between the European Union and the tech giants "Google" and "Apple" regarding the regulation of AI assistants on smartphones. The European Union is demanding that Google open up the Android system to enable competing companies to access AI services by July 2027, as part of the Digital Markets Act, aiming to create a level playing field in the AI race. In response, both companies warn of security and privacy risks, such as granting external applications extensive permissions, which could expose user data to danger. The European Commission emphasizes that these measures are intended to boost competition, while Apple and Google reject these demands due to concerns over security and privacy threats. Negotiations between the parties are ongoing.
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