EU antitrust regulators are asking industry participants if Google's multi-year generative artificial intelligence (AI) deal with Samsung hinders rival...
BRUSSELS - EU antitrust regulators are asking industry participants if Google 's multi-year generative artificial intelligence deal with Samsung hinders rival chatbots on Samsung smartphones, according to an EU document seen by Reuters.
Regulators also wanted to know if the pre-installation of Gemini Nano limits interoperability between other chatbots and apps pre-installed on Samsung smartphones. I'm Starting To Believe Employees Should Be Able To Fire Their Bosses After These 22 People Shared Their Worst Experiences With Management
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