Overview
- Apple, which filed its submission Wednesday as the consultation closed, said the draft would create profound risks to privacy, security, safety, device integrity and performance.
- The proposal would require Google to open Android features so rival AI assistants can control apps to send emails, order food and share photos.
- Google has argued the plan would weaken the privacy and security safeguards it provides for European users.
- Apple said the Commission is effectively “redesigning an OS” after less than three months of work and warned that fast-changing AI brings unpredictable capabilities and threat vectors.
- The Commission will now review feedback and must finalize the specification by July 27 under the DMA, a decision that could change how AI services access core phone functions across platforms.