ChatGPT Faces Tougher Regulation in Europe
The European Union is bringing ChatGPT under tougher Digital Services Act obligations, increasing regulatory scrutiny of OpenAI's chatbot and its handling of online risks.
OpenAI's ChatGPT is set to face greater regulatory scrutiny in the European Union as the chatbot comes under additional obligations connected to the bloc's Digital Services Act.
The development comes as European authorities continue to increase oversight of major online platforms and artificial intelligence services.
The EU has taken a significantly more regulatory approach toward technology companies compared with the lighter-touch approach being advocated by the United States.
The new requirements could increase pressure on OpenAI to strengthen systems for handling online risks, transparency and platform responsibilities.
The development highlights the growing divide between different regions over how artificial intelligence should be regulated, with Europe emphasizing stronger safeguards while the US government is pushing for fewer restrictions on AI development
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