LONDON -- WhatsApp faces an antitrust investigation in the European Union, where regulators said Thursday that they're looking into the messaging service's artificial intelligence policy.The European Commission said it opened the formal investigation because of concerns about WhatsApp's move to limit access for third-party AI providers.WhatsApp, owned by Facebook parent Meta Platforms, rolled out its AI chatbot feature for European Union users in March after delays.
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