欧盟推动谷歌向竞争对手开放安卓AI

The European Commission has told Google to open Android to competing AI assistants, marking a new phase in how regulators are applying the Digital Markets Act to artificial intelligence. The proposal would require Google to give rival AI services access to core Android capabilities so they can perform tasks such as sending emails, managing calendars, or ordering services directly from apps, rather than routing everything through Gemini. The move comes just months after Brussels began a formal specification process to define how Google must comply with the Digital Markets Act. That law is designed to limit the power of so-called “gatekeeper” platforms by ensuring competitors can reach users without being blocked by default system integrations. …