KRThe EU has added ChatGPT to a list of digital services facing stricter regulations under the Digital Services Act (DSA), making it the first AI chatbot to receive such treatment. This designation, along with similar labels for Reddit and Roblox, requires these platforms to meet heightened standards of accountability and transparency. The DSA mandates that they assess and mitigate risks related to illegal content, user well-being, and public security. The EU aims to hold large digital platforms to higher scrutiny, reflecting its broader strategy to regulate Big Tech. OpenAI, which operates ChatGPT, already faces obligations under the AI Act, but the DSA could expand those requirements. The move follows the EU’s increased enforcement actions against major tech companies, including fines against TikTok and Elon Musk’s X platform.
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