EU AI Act From 2 August 2026: What Applies Now and What Was Postponed
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Artificial intelligence enters a critical phase in Europe, and the obligations stipulated in the EU AI Regulation – the world's first law regulating the use of these systems – came into force in their vast majority on Sunday, 2 August, informs the EFE agency, taken over by Agerpres. The European Regulation, approved in 2024 and which provides for a step-by-step implementation ...
It will now be easier to understand if you are interacting with AI-generated material. But for many large companies, it will be months before they risk fines.
This Sunday, several provisions of a flagship law on artificial intelligence, passed two years ago, come into force. AI companies must therefore take steps to mitigate the risks associated with the use of their models.
The European Regulation for Artificial Intelligence entered into force on 2 August with the entry into force of new obligations, even though certain measures have been postponed for
What has happened? The obligations for the high-risk AI Act systems, including transparency in the generation of synthetic content, come into force. Who is behind it? The European Commission, Parliament and the Twenty-Seven have deployed the regulation after processing for more than two years, with particular emphasis on the Commission and the Euro-Chamber. What impact does it have? Spanish companies using AI in health, HR or critical infrastruc…
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lacronicabadajoz.comNeither ChatGPT nor fines. The biggest problem for companies with the new phase of the ‘IA Law’ is that many do not know all the artificial intelligence they use. Or at least that is one of the main conclusions of the industry experts.
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