Vittorio Colao defends copyright rules and the DSA in Europe’s AI debate
THE SO WHAT
European AI operators are getting a clearer signal: copyright and DSA constraints are features of the market, not bugs to be litigated away. If you’re building in or for Europe, design data strategy, model choice, and content workflows assuming stricter provenance and liability by default.
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