EU Orders Google To Open Android To ChatGPT And Other AI Rivals
The European Union is forcing Google to open two of it most valuable vaults, Android and Google Search. Under a pair of binding measures tied to the Digital Markets Act, the European Commission is ordering Google to give rival search engines and AI assistants a fairer shot at competing with services like Gemini. Google recently exhausted all of its legal options to fight a huge fine that was initially imposed by the European Union, confirming the tech titan would have to pay a massive penalty of over $4 billion for "abuse of a dominant position in the context of the Android operating system."
The Android decision zeroes in on 11 operating system features that Google's own services reach more deeply than third-party alternatives can. That gap matters more than it may seem. An AI assistantbecomes far more useful once it can interact with apps, read what is happening on...
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