Google challenges European Union orders to share search data and AI services with rivals

Google has filed legal challenges with the General Court in Luxembourg against two European Union orders. The orders, issued under the Digital Markets Act, require Google to help AI rivals like OpenAI access its services and allow search engine competitors to use its search data. Google argues that compliance would undermine user privacy and security. The European Commission defends the measures, stating they include strong safeguards. DuckDuckGo supports the Commission. The changes are scheduled to take effect in 2027.