EU AI Act Compliance Deadlines Remain Firm Despite Industry Pushback
The European Commission will enforce the EU AI Act as scheduled, rejecting calls for delay and confirming key compliance deadlines in 2025 and 2026.
The European Commission will enforce the EU AI Act as scheduled, rejecting calls for delay and confirming key compliance deadlines in 2025 and 2026.
The European Commission has reaffirmed that its digital regulations are non-negotiable with the U.S., emphasizing enforcement based on European values and ongoing investigations under the DSA.
EU is asked to pause the AI Act’s implementation due to unclear standards and industry pressure, signaling a focus on regulatory simplification and competitiveness.
The report examines how the EU AI Act must evolve to govern autonomous AI agents effectively, ensuring accountability, safety, and innovation across the European Union.
The EDPB’s technical training highlights how AI systems impact data protection, detailing risks and best practices for GDPR compliance in the EU.
The JRC’s 2025 report highlights GenAI’s potential for innovation and societal change in the EU, stressing the need for robust policy and regulation to address emerging risks.
The European Commission is urging companies to sign the upcoming Code of Practice on General-Purpose AI before its August enforcement, amid industry and international concerns.
Sweden’s Prime Minister urges a pause on the EU AI Act rollout, citing missing technical standards and risks to Europe’s digital competitiveness.
EU officials are considering delaying parts of the AI Act if key standards are not ready, with industry and some ministers supporting a conditional pause in enforcement.
US tech giants urge the EU to keep its upcoming AI Code of Practice simple to avoid excessive burdens, as the bloc finalizes rules for general-purpose AI under the AI Act.