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ChatGPT is now classified as a 'Very Large Online Search Engine' under the EU's Digital Services Act, requiring OpenAI to implement stricter safety measures and risk mitigation strategies.
The EU is reclassifying ChatGPT as a 'very large search engine' under the Digital Services Act, imposing new compliance obligations on OpenAI. This move marks a significant step in EU AI regulation and could set a precedent for other AI platforms.
The EU plans to ban apps that digitally undress people, but a new report shows the real issue lies with AI tools on platforms like Hugging Face. Experts call for broader regulation and platform accountability.
The European Union has fined AliExpress €550 million, the largest penalty yet under the Digital Services Act, for failing to remove illegal and counterfeit products from its platform.
Switzerland’s Competition Commission has opened a preliminary investigation into Google after the Android Choice Screen disappeared from Swiss smartphones, raising questions about compliance with EU antitrust regulations.
OpenAI has re-enabled ChatGPT on WhatsApp in the European Economic Area following EU pressure on Meta to allow rival AI bots.
The European Union plans to propose strict limits on children’s social media access, with Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announcing new measures to protect minors from harmful online content.
Learn how addictive design practices in apps like Facebook and Instagram are being called illegal by the EU, and why this matters for users and tech companies.
Europe’s push to simplify regulations has stalled, with businesses criticizing the slow pace and complexity of reforms. The EU’s institutional structure may be at odds with the speed needed for effective deregulation.
France’s antitrust regulator is nearing the end of its investigation into Nvidia, potentially paving the way for formal charges over the company’s market dominance in AI hardware.
Italy’s antitrust regulator has opened a probe into Apple’s cloud services under the European Union’s Digital Markets Act. The move signals growing regulatory pressure on Apple's ecosystem practices in Europe.
The European Commission has fined Temu €200 million under the Digital Services Act for failing to prevent the sale of unsafe products, including baby toys and faulty chargers.
