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ChatGPT, Roblox to fall under strictest EU rules for platforms
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ChatGPT and Roblox will face stricter scrutiny under the EU's Digital Services Act due to exceeding 45 million monthly users in the bloc. ChatGPT will be classified as a "very large search engine," while Roblox will be designated as a "very large online platform."
OpenAI loses trademark dispute at EU court
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OpenAI has lost a trademark dispute at the European Union court regarding its name. The court ruled that OpenAI's trademark application did not meet the necessary requirements for registration.
Google loses fight over record $4.7B EU antitrust fine
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The European Court of Justice upheld a fine of approximately 4.1 billion euros ($4.67 billion) against Google for anti-competitive practices related to its Android mobile operating system. The fine was originally imposed by the European Commission in 2018 for abusing its market dominance to favor its own apps through pre-installation agreements with smartphone manufacturers.
Austria Lobbies EU to Host Anthropic After US Access Curbs
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Austria is advocating for the European Union to host Anthropic PBC in response to US restrictions on access to advanced AI models for foreigners. Austrian State Secretary for Digitalization Alexander Pröll emphasized the need for member states to consider the strategic establishment of Anthropic within the EU.
EU Commission looking at practical consequences of Anthropic decision
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The EU Commission is examining the practical implications of a recent decision regarding Anthropic. A spokesperson indicated that this review aims to assess how the ruling affects regulatory frameworks and AI deployment in the EU.
EU Age Control: The trojan horse for digital IDs
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EU Age Control apps utilize zero-knowledge proofs to verify users are over 18 without revealing personal information. Concerns exist that platforms may exploit the Digital Services Act (DSA) to bypass the need for privacy-preserving solutions.