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Apple has raised concerns over new European Union proposals aimed at opening mobile platforms to competing artificial intelligence services, aligning with Google in opposing parts of the regulatory framework. The measures, being developed by the European Commission, are intended to increase competition by allowing third-party AI systems deeper access to operating system features. Apple argues that the proposed requirements could introduce risks related to privacy, security, and device performance, highlighting the tension between regulatory goals and platform control. WHAT THE EU PROPOSAL TARGETS The European Commission’s initiative is part of a broader effort to enforce the Digital Markets Act, which seeks to ensure fair competition among large technology companies. …
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