- EU Commission issued two binding measures under DMA: one for equal AI access on Android devices, another for sharing Google Search data with competitors.
- Third-party AI assistants must be given APIs to match Gemini's capabilities, including access to Google's own app data like Gmail and Calendar.
- Third-party apps that support one system-level AI provider must support all, preventing selective data sharing.
- Potential outcomes range from wasted engineering effort with no adoption to privacy risks or Google pulling Gemini from the EU.
- Future Android AI features may be delayed or withheld in the EU due to compliance burdens, similar to Apple's DMA experience.