Google is challenging a European Union order that would require the company to open access to rivals in artificial intelligence and search, according to ChainCatcher. The brief report identifies Google as the company contesting the measure and the EU as the authority behind it. It also specifies that the order concerns both AI and search engine competitors. No additional details were provided in the source about the legal basis of the challenge, the exact scope of the required access, the timeline of the case, or any response from the European Union. The report was published by ChainCatcher under the technology category.
Google is challenging a European Union order requiring it to open access to artificial intelligence and search engine rivals, according to ChainCatcher.
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