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Google asks EU court to suspend order to open up to AI chatbots, search engine rivals
Source: reuters.com
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Google has asked an EU court to suspend regulators' order requiring it to open search-data access to OpenAI and rival search engines. The challenge escalates Google's resistance to the EU's landmark Big Tech rules and could affect competitive access to data for AI and search rivals. The case creates a modest regulatory overhang for Alphabet while potentially shaping enforcement of EU digital-competition policy.
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