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European Commission Proposes Big Rollback of GDPR and AI Rules
The European Commission introduced a digital regulation simplification plan that would relax parts of GDPR and delay enforcement of some high-risk AI rules until 2027.
The proposal enables AI firms to use pseudonymized personal data more freely and simplifies cookie consent - reducing compliance burdens. While proponents argue it will boost Europe’s competitiveness in tech, privacy advocates warn it weakens citizens' digital rights.
Companies:
- Meta
- Google
- OpenAI
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European Commission Proposes Big Rollback of GDPR and AI Rules
The European Commission introduced a digital regulation simplification plan that would relax parts of GDPR and delay enforcement of some high-risk AI rules until 2027.
The proposal enables AI firms to use pseudonymized personal data more freely and simplifies cookie consent - reducing compliance burdens. While proponents argue it will boost Europe’s competitiveness in tech, privacy advocates warn it weakens citizens' digital rights.
Companies:
- Meta
- Google
- OpenAI
Tags:
- global
- ai
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Lemonde• By Harsh Ranjan
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European Commission Proposes Big Rollback of GDPR and AI Rules
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EU proposes easing GDPR and postponing stricter AI rules, sparking privacy backlash.
The European Commission introduced a digital regulation simplification plan that would relax parts of GDPR and delay enforcement of some high-risk AI rules until 2027.
The proposal enables AI firms to use pseudonymized personal data more freely and simplifies cookie consent - reducing compliance burdens. While proponents argue it will boost Europe’s competitiveness in tech, privacy advocates warn it weakens citizens' digital rights.
The European Commission introduced a digital regulation simplification plan that would relax parts of GDPR and delay enforcement of some high-risk AI rules until 2027.
The proposal enables AI firms to use pseudonymized personal data more freely and simplifies cookie consent - reducing compliance burdens. While proponents argue it will boost Europe’s competitiveness in tech, privacy advocates warn it weakens citizens' digital rights.
Companies:
- Meta
- Google
- OpenAI
Tags:
- global
- ai
- global
- ai
- regulation
- eu
- gdpr
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