The European Commission has tightened regulations on ChatGPT, Reddit, and Roblox, officially designating them as very large platforms under the DSA. These services are now required to meet additional obligations aimed at reducing risks and protecting users.
Starting August 2, new transparency requirements for the use of AI will come into effect in the EU: mandatory labeling of AI-generated content, disclosure of deepfakes, and strict penalties for violations. Generative AI systems will have a transitional period until December 2026.
The U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Communications Commission have launched an antitrust investigation into the shift of sports content from traditional television to streaming platforms. The focus is on how these changes are affecting viewers, the industry, and the financial relationships between stations and networks.
The United States is introducing new tariffs on patented medicines and their components, reaching up to 100% for major companies. Generics and biosimilars are currently exempt from these tariffs, and certain countries and agreements are granted special benefits. These measures are aimed at encouraging investment in the American pharmaceutical industry.
The Carson City District Court has temporarily prohibited the Kalshi platform from offering prediction contracts to Nevada residents without the appropriate license. This ban will remain in effect until the company obtains the necessary authorization.
A bill is being considered in the state of Washington that would clearly distinguish between categories of electric bicycles and electric motorcycles, eliminating confusion in their classification. The new regulations will affect requirements for registration, insurance, and where electric vehicles can be used.