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EU tells Google to open up AI on Android; Google says that's "unwarranted intervention"

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The European Commission has concluded that Google must make Android's AI more open to third-party services, citing the Digital Markets Act. This decision impacts developers by potentially leveling the playing field for non-Google AI integrations on Android devices. Watch for potential changes in Android AI policies this summer as a result of this intervention.

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