The EU tightens platform accountability under the DSA and advances AI Act rules, including a ban on “nudifier” apps and other non-consensual AI abuse tools.

EU Level

DSA

Disinfo.eu’s “Disinfo Update: Accountability Under Pressure” analyses how early DSA enforcement is putting pressure on very large online platforms, highlighting growing demands from regulators for detailed data on recommender systems and content‑moderation decisions and warning that political and commercial pushback may dilute the accountability mechanisms built into the DSA.

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Swedish Level

AI Act

IMY reports on a preliminary EU‑level agreement (Omnibus VII) to amend the AI Regulation, explaining that the deal will adjust timelines for several AI Act obligations and introduce an explicit ban on “avklädningsappar” (“nudifier apps”) and other AI services that generate non‑consensual sexually explicit or child‑abuse material, with the bans and watermarking duties scheduled to start in December 2026.

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