ChatGPT Now Faces Strict New EU Rules
The European Commission has officially labeled ChatGPT a very large search engine. This decision comes because the tool has over 45 million monthly users in Europe. It now falls under the Digital Services Act.
OpenAI must follow new requirements by the end of 2026. This includes publishing reports on transparency, tracking advertisements, and performing regular risk assessments. These steps aim to keep digital platforms accountable to the public.
Legal experts are still debating the details. It is unclear if regulators can force the company to reveal exactly how they train their models. We will have to wait to see how these rules change the way the AI works.
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