AI: What Do the New EU Rules Mean for ChatGPT?
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The EU classifies ChatGPT as a "very large online search engine" according to the DSA. This gives it new powers – for example, to determine "obligatory interventions in the algorithm in the event of a crisis" and to increase the "visibility of reliable sources of information".
Large digital services such as Google have to comply with particularly strict rules in the EU, including ChatGPT.
In August 2026, some important rules from the European AI Regulation came into force. Now it must be clear to users: when they have to deal with artificially generated or modified content. The new requirements are aimed primarily at providers of AI systems, such as OpenAI, Google or Anthropic. AI-generated content should be [...] The article AI or human? The new EU rules should make difference better recognizable first appeared on Contrast.at.
European Commission framed ChatGPT in DSA as search for large portEU frames ChatGPT as search for large and imposes new obligations on OpenAI
Although the European Commission has classified ChatGPT as a very large online search engine under the Digital Services Act (DSA), experts say this classification does not provide sufficient protection for users. The decision only applies to the chatbot's search functions, so the main risks associated with artificial intelligence - such as harm to mental health or election manipulation - may remain unregulated, Portfolio reported.
Artificial intelligence ChatGPT will soon have to comply with stricter rules in the European Union.
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