- Google challenged two EU orders requiring it to help AI rivals such as OpenAI access its services and search-engine competitors access its search data.
- Google argues the orders would undermine privacy safeguards and cause irreversible harm to European users.
- EU antitrust regulators issued the orders in July under rules known as the Digital Markets Act framework, directing Google to help online search rivals and AI developers use services available to its Gemini AI model.
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“Google has challenged two EU orders to help AI rivals such as OpenAI access its services”