US EditionEU Regulators Must Address DMA’s Wider Economic Impact, Avoid Premature Intervention in Generative AI, New Studies Warn
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EU Regulators Must Address DMA’s Wider Economic Impact, Avoid Premature Intervention in Generative AI, New Studies Warn
Brussels, BELGIUM – Boosting Europe’s digital competitiveness requires EU regulators to carefully consider the unintended economic fallout of the Digital Markets Act (DMA) on other sectors, and avoid premature regulatory intervention in the thriving generative AI landscape. These are the key findings of two independent studies unveiled today. While generative AI is found to represent a highly dynamic, innovation-driven market shaped by customer…
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