> Bit odd to be claiming it (AI) is so bullet proof on privacy and then be concerned about EU regulators. The DMA has next to nothing to do with privacy and al

> Bit odd to be claiming it (AI) is so bullet proof on privacy and then be concerned about EU regulators. The DMA has next to nothing to do with privacy and almost everything to do with opening up systems/features which Apple (rightfully in some cases, wrongly in others) claims will erode privacy. I don’t understand the point you are trying to make here. They aren’t concerned their features aren’t privacy-focused enough, they are concerned that if forced to open up it will compromise on privacy.