according to reportsnextbigcryptogame, if Microsoft (MSFTnextbigcryptogame.US) will not provide necessary information about the risks posed by the company's search engine Bing's artificial intelligence-generated capabilities before May 27nextbigcryptogame, may be fined by the European Commission.
The report added that the agency expressed concerns about the spread of deeply forged and automated services, which could mislead voters.
The European Commission said it would take enforcement measures in advance because it had not yet received a response to the request sent on March 14.
The report pointed out that if the deadline is not met, EU regulators can impose fines on Bing of up to 1% of its total annual income and regular fines of up to 5% of its average daily income. The agency will also impose fines if the company provides false or misleading information.
The European Union's Digital Services Act (DSA) regulates the online intermediaries and platforms used by millions of Europeans every day. DSA protects consumers and their online rights and aims to prevent illegal and harmful online activities and the spread of false information. Very large online platforms (or VLOP), which have more than 45 million users in the EU, fall within the scope of DSA's supervision.
The report added that generative artificial intelligence is one of the electoral risks detected by regulators, mainly targeting the upcoming European Parliament elections in June.