Google challenges EU data-sharing orders involving Android, Search and AI rivals
Google is challenging EU orders to share Android and Search data with rival AI and search services, raising new questions about platform access.
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Google is challenging EU orders to share Android and Search data with rival AI and search services, raising new questions about platform access.
A proposed EU child-safety framework could extend platform duties across social media, gaming and AI chatbots, raising compliance stakes for builders.
Reports say the EU is preparing a Kids Act that could restrict social media and AI chatbots for under-15s, raising new compliance questions.
The EU AI Act’s August 2 transparency phase starts new disclosure duties for general-purpose AI, raising compliance stakes for model providers and buyers.
EU officials said Apple failed to make its Siri AI tool comply with bloc regulations, putting AI compliance back in focus.
The EU unveiled a technology sovereignty push focused on cloud, AI capacity, chips, open source, and reduced reliance on US tech.
European regulators are pushing for access to advanced AI cyber models as they work through oversight of powerful systems.
EU regulators issued guidance aimed at ensuring rival AI services can access Google’s Android ecosystem.
The European Union has proposed measures requiring Google to open key search data to rival search engines and AI chatbots to boost competition.
The Council of the European Union has reached a formal position on amendments to the EU AI Act, proposing to simplify compliance obligations for general-purpose AI models while adding an explicit prohibition on AI tools that generate non-consensual intimate imagery.