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The Digital Services Act (DSA) is the EU’s rulebook for online platforms, covering content moderation, algorithmic transparency, and how AI-generated or AI-recommended content is handled at scale. It places extra obligations on very large platforms and search engines, with direct implications for how AI tools and chatbots operate for European users. This hub follows the DSA’s rules, enforcement actions, and what they mean for AI companies and platforms.
The EU's Digital Services Act sets rules for online platforms based on their size and risk — and just labeled ChatGPT a 'very large online search engine,' triggering its strictest obligations.
Read more →The European Commission has classified ChatGPT as a 'Very Large Online Search Engine' under the EU's Digital Services Act, putting OpenAI under the bloc's strictest oversight tier.
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