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April 3, 2024EuZ – Zeitschrift für EuroparechtOpen Access

Digital Regulation in the European Union

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CAChayanis AueamnuayBerkeley CollegeCBCarmen BerjónBerkeley CollegeSGStella GalehrBerkeley College

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Implication

Policy review demonstrates extensive governance of digital transformation across the European Union, highlighting uncertain long-term consequences for technological innovation.

Key Points

  • The European Union has enacted broad digital regulations to enforce single market values and expand digital sovereignty, establishing comprehensive standards for online platforms.
  • Policy analysis of statutory frameworks outlines the Digital Markets Act to curb gatekeeper leverage alongside rules in the Data Governance Act and Data Act.
  • Regulatory scope under the proposed Artificial Intelligence Act aims to contain disruptive systems, though downstream effects on European innovation remain unproven.

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Aueamnuay et al. (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e708d9b6db6435876829fchttps://doi.org/10.36862/eiz-euz2024-03
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