Apple warns EU that AI access rules pose security risks
Apple has criticized European Commission draft measures intended to help AI rivals access Google services under the Digital Markets Act. The iPhone maker warned that forcing interoperability could undermine device integrity and create unpredictable safety risks for European users.
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APPLE INC joined ALPHABET INC on Wednesday to oppose European Union mandates requiring Google to share data with artificial intelligence rivals. The tech giant warned that draft measures under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) create risks for user privacy and device performance. The challenge highlights growing friction between global technology leaders and European regulators over the control of AI ecosystems.
