By Foo Yun Chee<\/p>\n
BRUSSELS, March 24 (Reuters) – EU antitrust chief Teresa Ribera, who has \u200cvoiced concerns about Big Tech extending \u200cits dominance into artificial intelligence<\/a>, will meet the CEOs of \u200bAlphabet, Meta Platforms and OpenAI<\/a> on Tuesday, a European Commission agenda item shows.<\/p>\n The first-time meetings with Sundar Pichai, Mark Zuckerberg, and Sam Altman \u200cin San Francisco \u2060will take place as part of Ribera’s week-long trip to the United \u2060States where she is scheduled to speak at an American Bar Association conference on Friday.<\/p>\n She will \u200balso meet \u200bAmazon CEO Andy \u200bJassy on Wednesday.<\/p>\n Ribera, who \u200chas launched several investigations into Google and Meta’s business practices, this month said she was examining the entire AI stack, including AI chatbots, the data used to train them and the \u200ccloud computing infrastructure.<\/p>\n The European \u200bCommission, which acts as the \u200bEU competition \u200benforcer, has said risks are emerging \u200cas dominant companies favour their \u200bAI services \u200bon their own platforms to exclude rivals.<\/p>\n