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EU Faces Backlash Over Proposed Delay to AI Act Enforcement
Privacy campaigners and civil rights groups have strongly criticised the European Commission’s proposal to postpone enforcement of several parts of the EU AI Act, particularly for high-risk systems.
Critics argue the delay undermines fundamental rights protections, including the proper use of personal data. Meanwhile, business lobbies and tech firms welcome the move as it eases regulatory burden. The plan, which reflects mounting pressure from U.S. tech giants, could reshape how generative AI evolves in Europe.
Companies:
- Google
- OpenAI
- Meta
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- ai
- europe
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EU Faces Backlash Over Proposed Delay to AI Act Enforcement
Privacy campaigners and civil rights groups have strongly criticised the European Commission’s proposal to postpone enforcement of several parts of the EU AI Act, particularly for high-risk systems.
Critics argue the delay undermines fundamental rights protections, including the proper use of personal data. Meanwhile, business lobbies and tech firms welcome the move as it eases regulatory burden. The plan, which reflects mounting pressure from U.S. tech giants, could reshape how generative AI evolves in Europe.
Companies:
- Google
- OpenAI
- Meta
Tags:
- ai
- europe
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EU Faces Backlash Over Proposed Delay to AI Act Enforcement
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Civil rights advocates warn EU’s plan to delay parts of its AI Act could weaken protections, even as business lobbying intensifies.
Privacy campaigners and civil rights groups have strongly criticised the European Commission’s proposal to postpone enforcement of several parts of the EU AI Act, particularly for high-risk systems.
Critics argue the delay undermines fundamental rights protections, including the proper use of personal data. Meanwhile, business lobbies and tech firms welcome the move as it eases regulatory burden. The plan, which reflects mounting pressure from U.S. tech giants, could reshape how generative AI evolves in Europe.
Privacy campaigners and civil rights groups have strongly criticised the European Commission’s proposal to postpone enforcement of several parts of the EU AI Act, particularly for high-risk systems.
Critics argue the delay undermines fundamental rights protections, including the proper use of personal data. Meanwhile, business lobbies and tech firms welcome the move as it eases regulatory burden. The plan, which reflects mounting pressure from U.S. tech giants, could reshape how generative AI evolves in Europe.
Companies:
- Google
- OpenAI
- Meta
Tags:
- ai
- europe
- ai
- europe
- regulation
- privacy
- tech