The European Union has implemented emergency measures requiring Meta to allow rival AI agents access to its messaging platform, WhatsApp. This decision reflects the EU's commitment to intervene in the rapidly evolving market for autonomous agents, aiming to ensure competitive practices and innovation within the sector. The move is part of broader regulatory efforts to address the challenges posed by advanced AI technologies.
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EU Orders Meta to Enable WhatsApp Access for Competing AI Agents
Financial Times· Wednesday, June 10, 2026
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