Apple and Google oppose the EU's proposed AI regulations, warning they threaten privacy and innovation. Apple argues the rules would force companies to open their services to rivals, risking user data and device security. The tech giants claim the EU lacks technical expertise to assess the proposals, citing rushed drafting and unpredictable AI behaviors. For instance, Google fears allowing third-party AI apps on Android could enable unauthorized actions like sending emails without user consent.

Apple highlights the chaos of poorly designed AI tools, emphasizing the dangers of unvetted systems. Both companies stress their compliance efforts under the Digital Markets Act (DMA) and warn the EU’s approach could stifle innovation.