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European Commission Signals Potential Delay in AI Act Enforcement
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European Commission Signals Potential Delay in AI Act Enforcement
EU lawmakers are reportedly weighing a delay in the application of key provisions under the bloc’s Artificial Intelligence Act (AI Act), raising questions over the enforcement timeline of one of the EU’s most ambitious digital regulations. Although the AI Act officially entered into force on 1 August 2024, its obligations are staggered, with different provisions taking effect in phases over a three-year period. The first set of requirements—proh…
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