Question 16027 — new technologies

Summary

Mr. Édouard Jordan draws the attention of the Minister Delegate to the Minister of the Economy, Finance and Industrial, Energy and Digital Sovereignty, responsible for artificial intelligence and digital technology, to the concrete consequences of the Digital Markets Act on the access of French citizens to artificial intelligence functionalities. Since the entry into force of the Digital Markets Act, several companies in digital sector have invoked the regulatory uncertainty linked to this text, in particular with regard to interoperability, confidentiality and security obligations, to delay, restrict or not deploy in the European Union certain artificial intelligence functionalities although available in other regions of the world. This situation is causing growing concern among many French users. Without call into question the objective of fairer competition in digital markets, it appears necessary to ensure that this regulatory framework does not lead, in fact, to depriving European citizens of innovations accessible elsewhere, nor to creating a technological dropout from the European Union in a strategic sector. Artificial intelligence today constitutes a major issue for sovereignty and competitiveness economic and access to new digital uses. It is therefore important that the obligations imposed on large platforms are sufficiently clear, predictable and proportionate, so as not to penalize end users or slow down the diffusion of innovative technologies on European territory. The application of the DMA in France must not lead to a situation of unfair competition with the rest of the world. So he asks her what position the Government intends to defend with the European Commission in order to clarify the exact requirements of the Digital Markets Act applicable to artificial intelligence functionalities, particularly in terms of interoperability and whether a specific assessment of the impact of this regulation on European citizens' access to artificial intelligence tools is envisaged.

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