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The EU Commission has officially classified ChatGPT as a very large search engine under the Digital Services Act, citing at least 45 million monthly EU users. This imposes new obligations on OpenAI, including risk assessments, transparency reports, and an ad archive by end of 2026. Legal experts debate whether the Commission can demand access to training data. Meanwhile, MiniMax and fal released H3 Max, a video generation model that produces 5-second videos in under 3 seconds, enabling real-time live streaming and AI short-video apps. The model tops image-to-video leaderboards but is limited to 768p resolution.
EU regulatory scrutiny on AI models is intensifying, with ChatGPT now facing DSA obligations similar to large platforms, potentially setting a precedent for other AI services.
Real-time video generation is becoming a reality, with H3 Max's speed enabling new applications like live streaming, though resolution limits may constrain some use cases.
The AI industry is witnessing a shift from model-centric to harness-centric competition, as seen in coding tools, and a growing demand for Macs as AI infrastructure.
Watch next: Watch for OpenAI's response to EU obligations and whether other AI models will face similar classifications. Also monitor the adoption of real-time video generation in consumer apps and the evolution of AI coding harnesses.