Google takes EU to court over orders to share search data with AI rivals
Google has gone to court to challenge two EU orders that would require it to open Android to rival AI assistants and share search data with other search engines, Reuters reported. It filed both cases at the EU General Court in Luxembourg on Monday.
In July, the European Commission issued orders under the Digital Markets Act (DMA), which is the EU’s rulebook for the biggest tech companies.
These orders are not fines, but they lay out, step by step, how Google must follow the rules it already has to follow.
The first order focuses on AI for Android devices. By August 2027, other assistants must have the same access as Gemini to 11 phone features, including voice activation and the ability to perform actions within apps.
Starting in January 2027, Google must give competing search engines, including AI chatbots,access to data about what people search for and click...
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