CCIA Europe says DMA rules would trap generative AI in a taxonomy trap

CCIA Europe published a study arguing that fitting generative AI, a general purpose technology, into the DMA's fixed service categories would create a "taxonomy trap", and urged regulators to police AI markets through ordinary competition law instead.

Reported Opinion AI-drafted CCIA Europe press release, 18 June 2026

What the source does not establish. Does not establish that the Commission will follow this approach; the assessment is CCIA's own commissioned position.

Index score. No movement: no answer to who owns, who operates, whose law governs or who made the parts changes. Weight 0. Opinion on EU-wide DMA/AI enforcement; no institutional move, hence binding 1. European Sovereignty Index

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