Great points - and while not all of those issues are DSA-related, on the other hand, DSA is also focused on other aspects (transparency, content moderation & user rights, ...). I do believe however the current sequence with Musk will be a test for the role of the Commission as VLOPs regulators.

Good points. This will clearly have an impact on the role of the European Commission regarding the enforcement of the DSA for VLOPs. Very worrying in my opinion.

Will there be a dual-standard for enforcement of the DSA/EU Digital Regulation, where US companies are somewhat let alone while Chinese one are (over)scrutinized?

As also noted in the previous article from Le Monde, the lack of reaction from the European Commission following Musk's recents take on European politics in the UK and Germany is in contrast with the strong response following TikTok's alleged role in the Romanian elections.

This, combined with noise of the European Commission suspending investigations against US-based platforms (www.lemonde.fr/internationa...), is probably a very bad news regarding DSA enforcement in the future!

Yet this paper for which the deadline is Friday won't write itself... #PhDSky

I will share the floor with two other speakers :

🌟 Dr. Diana Mocanu (U. Helsinki) - Specialist in legal issues surrounding AI
🌟 Clément Maertens -
@clemmae.bsky.social
(UCLouvain) - Focusing on political disinformation through the lens of media and AI

More seriously, I was not a big poster on X - maybe this will change here. I'm mostly looking at how regulation can better balance normative power between online platforms and other stakeholders, especially when it comes to dis/misinformation.