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EU Postpones High-Risk AI Rules to December 2027
The European Commission has proposed delaying enforcement of its most sensitive AI Act provisions — including those for biometric identification, credit scoring, hiring, and automotive use — from August 2026 to December 2027. This is part of a broader “Digital Omnibus” package intended to simplify digital regulations like GDPR and e-Privacy.
While the Commission says the delay gives firms more time to comply, critics warn it risks weakening protections for citizen rights.
Companies:
- Google
- Meta
- OpenAI
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- ai
- eu
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Euronews• By Harsh Ranjan
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
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EU Postpones High-Risk AI Rules to December 2027
The European Commission has proposed delaying enforcement of its most sensitive AI Act provisions — including those for biometric identification, credit scoring, hiring, and automotive use — from August 2026 to December 2027. This is part of a broader “Digital Omnibus” package intended to simplify digital regulations like GDPR and e-Privacy.
While the Commission says the delay gives firms more time to comply, critics warn it risks weakening protections for citizen rights.
Companies:
- Google
- Meta
- OpenAI
Tags:
- ai
- eu
Related:
Euronews• By Harsh Ranjan
Explore:High Return Equity Mutual Fund
1 min read
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EU delays enforcement of its toughest AI rules by over a year, citing regulatory burden and compliance pressure.
The European Commission has proposed delaying enforcement of its most sensitive AI Act provisions — including those for biometric identification, credit scoring, hiring, and automotive use — from August 2026 to December 2027. This is part of a broader “Digital Omnibus” package intended to simplify digital regulations like GDPR and e-Privacy.
While the Commission says the delay gives firms more time to comply, critics warn it risks weakening protections for citizen rights.
The European Commission has proposed delaying enforcement of its most sensitive AI Act provisions — including those for biometric identification, credit scoring, hiring, and automotive use — from August 2026 to December 2027. This is part of a broader “Digital Omnibus” package intended to simplify digital regulations like GDPR and e-Privacy.
While the Commission says the delay gives firms more time to comply, critics warn it risks weakening protections for citizen rights.
Companies:
- Google
- Meta
- OpenAI
Tags:
- ai
- eu
- ai
- eu
- regulation
- digital_omnibus
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