Core Viewpoint - The European Commission has identified issues with SHEIN, including creating a false discount perception and setting fake purchase deadlines to urge consumers to place orders. SHEIN is required to submit a rectification plan to regulators within one month, or it may face fines if the measures are deemed insufficient [1][2]. Group 1 - The European Commission notified SHEIN on May 26 for violating consumer protection laws [1][2]. - SHEIN must submit a rectification plan within one month to the regulatory authorities [2]. - If the European Union finds SHEIN's response inadequate, the company may face penalties [2]. - A SHEIN spokesperson stated that the company will continue to cooperate constructively with regulators to address all concerns [2]. - The European Commission is also investigating SHEIN under the Digital Services Act (DSA) regarding measures to combat piracy and illegal goods [2]. - The European Commission's Vice President, Vera Jourova, emphasized the commitment to protecting consumers and maintaining competition in the e-commerce sector [2]. Group 2 - Although SHEIN is headquartered in Singapore, a significant number of its products are manufactured in China [2]. - SHEIN has gained global popularity due to its low prices and trendy designs [2]. - In November 2024, the European Commission publicly pointed out that another Chinese e-commerce platform, Temu, also violated consumer protection laws [2].

Core Point - The European Commission has decided to refer the Czech Republic, Spain, Cyprus, Poland, and Portugal to the EU Court due to the lack of effective implementation of the Digital Services Act [1] Group 1 - The European Commission's action indicates a significant enforcement step regarding the Digital Services Act [1] - The countries involved are facing legal scrutiny for not adhering to the regulations set forth by the Digital Services Act [1] - This move may have implications for the digital market and regulatory compliance across the EU [1]

Core Points - The European Union (EU) is intensifying scrutiny on US tech giants, with Alphabet and X potentially facing fines following penalties imposed on Apple and Meta for violating the Digital Markets Act (DMA) [1][3] - The EU's actions are seen as a response to US tariffs and are likely to target politically sensitive companies in the digital services sector [1][3] - The fines against Apple (500 million euros) and Meta (200 million euros) are viewed as a form of economic coercion by the US, with implications for transatlantic trade relations [3][4] Group 1: Regulatory Actions - The EU has fined Apple and Meta a total of 700 million euros for anti-competitive practices, with Apple penalized for its app store rules and Meta for its advertising model [4][5] - The EU's Digital Markets Act and Digital Services Act impose strict regulations on tech giants, which have led to significant fines and operational adjustments for these companies [3][4] - The EU is preparing to implement a General AI Business Code, which could impose fines of up to 7% of a company's annual revenue for violations [6] Group 2: US Response - The US government, under the Trump administration, has criticized the EU's regulatory framework as a form of taxation and a barrier to trade [3][4] - There is a growing concern among US officials that EU regulations are stifling innovation and unfairly targeting American companies [4][5] - The US is pressuring the EU to reconsider its regulatory approach, particularly regarding the upcoming AI regulations [6]

ChatGPT 搜索功能是 OpenAI 在 ChatGPT 中推出的一项特性，允许聊天机器人访问并整合网络上的 最新信息到其回应中，该功能在欧洲正快速增长。 OpenAI 在欧盟的企业分支机构之一—— OpenAI 爱尔兰有限公司提交的一份报告显示， 截至 3 月 31 日的六个月内， ChatGPT搜索在欧盟的月活跃用户数，从2024年10月的1120万，飙升至2025年3月的 4130万，半年增长近269%。 逼近欧盟《数字服务法案》（DSA）设定的4500万"超大型平台"门槛。一旦突破，需满足用户退出推 荐系统、数据共享、外部审计等严苛要求，违规可能面临最高6%全球营业额罚款或暂停运营。 OpenAI 定期发布有关 ChatGPT 搜索的信息，以遵守欧盟《数字服务法案》 (DSA) 的规定，该法案 对欧洲国家在线服务的诸多方面进行监管。 DSA 将月活跃接收者定义为"在特定时间段内实际与服务 互动至少一次"的人，方式包括"通过在线平台的界面接触到传播的信息，如查看或聆听，或提供信 息"。 OpenAI 欧盟《数字服务法案》 (DSA) 常见问题文章中的更新。 图片来源： Unsplash 图片来源： ...

图片来源： Unsplash ChatGPT 搜索功能是 OpenAI 在 ChatGPT 中推出的一项特性，允许聊天机器人访问并整合网络上的 最新信息到其回应中，该功能在欧洲正快速增长。 OpenAI 在欧盟的企业分支机构之一—— OpenAI 爱尔兰有限公司提交的一份报告显示， 截至 3 月 31 日的六个月内， ChatGPT搜索在欧盟的月活跃用户数，从2024年10月的1120万，飙升至2025年3月的 4130万，半年增长近269%。 逼近欧盟《数字服务法案》（DSA）设定的4500万"超大型平台"门槛。一旦突破，需满足用户退出推 荐系统、数据共享、外部审计等严苛要求，违规可能面临最高6%全球营业额罚款或暂停运营。 OpenAI 定期发布有关 ChatGPT 搜索的信息，以遵守欧盟《数字服务法案》 (DSA) 的规定，该法案 对欧洲国家在线服务的诸多方面进行监管。 DSA 将月活跃接收者定义为"在特定时间段内实际与服务 互动至少一次"的人，方式包括"通过在线平台的界面接触到传播的信息，如查看或聆听，或提供信 息"。 OpenAI 欧盟《数字服务法案》 (DSA) 常见问题文章中的更新。 参考资料 h ...