Opinion: Big Tech faces ‘architecture fallout’ as EU wants algorithmic accountability 

by A.J. Koehn
7 minutes read
In 2026 and beyond, the EU and its regulatory bodies will prioritise “safety by design” of online environments. Legal expert Claire Pinson-Bessonnet anticipates an inevitable collision with Big Tech over its doctrine of “algorithmic control.”

It is long established that Brussels will not follow US courts with regards to the European Union’s (EU) governance of tech giants.

Yet in both continents, sensitivities are rising on the accountability of tech’s biggest platforms to manage their online environments and keep audiences safe from growing risks and harmful content.

Claire Pinson-Bessonnet

In 2026, political attention will turn to the architecture and design of environments brought in by the biggest tech firms, in which liabilities point towards an unavoidable confrontation.

Whether in Brussels or Washington, regulators are beginning to probe the protections offered by tech giants of audiences on their platforms, and how consumer engagements are determined by algorithms designe..

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