Tech companies see EU Commission target AI in upcoming ‘gatekeeper’ law review
By Luca Bertuzzi ( August 26, 2025, 12:59 GMT | Insight) -- The European Commission has launched a public consultation on artificial intelligence as part of its first review of the Digital Markets Act, due by May 2026. While the DMA doesn’t directly regulate stand-alone AI, it applies when AI is integrated into regulated services of so-called digital "gatekeepers." The commission has recently stepped up scrutiny of AI in these platforms, sending information requests and asking gatekeepers to discuss the matter in public workshops.The European Commission is looking prominently at artificial intelligence in its upcoming review of the Digital Markets Act, launching a public consultation that follows a series of workshops and information requests....
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