The chatbot gap Laura Kaun identifies in the EU's regulatory architecture is precise: the AI Act governs models, the DSA governs platforms, and a chatbot is neither cleanly [3]. The gap is not a drafting error that a technical amendment can close. It reflects a foundational choice to let the regulated parties propose the classification system. When the same companies that operate chatbots participated in shaping both frameworks, the seam between them was a predictable negotiating outcome — not an oversight that later embarrassed the drafters.