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Alphabet, Google's parent company, was designated as a gatekeeper by the European Commission in 2023. (Photo: Carlos Luna)

EU to specify Google's AI-interoperability and data-sharing obligations

by Owen Carpenter-Zehe, Brussels,

The European Commission opened two so-called “specification proceedings” on Tuesday (27 January) to instruct Google on complying with the bloc's

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Owen Carpenter-Zehe is a junior reporter from the US at EUobserver, covering European politics.

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Alphabet, Google's parent company, was designated as a gatekeeper by the European Commission in 2023. (Photo: Carlos Luna)

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Owen Carpenter-Zehe is a junior reporter from the US at EUobserver, covering European politics.

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