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Europe Loosens Reins on AI as US Pushes for Deregulation
In a major shift for global AI governance, the European Commission is proposing a "Digital Omnibus" to simplify the EU AI Act, potentially delaying compliance deadlines for high-risk systems. Meanwhile, signals from the US suggest a move toward federal preemption of state-level safety laws.
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This regulatory divergence creates a complex landscape for enterprise compliance. The Institute recommends maintaining the stricter EU-standards to ensure global interoperability.
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New details on the "Digital Omnibus" proposal which aims to streamline the AI Act's implementation. Key measures include a "stop the clock" provision that could delay obligations for high-risk AI systems.
Read Source ↗Cooley: Impact on Business Compliance
Legal analysis of how the proposed changes to the EU AI Act will impact corporate roadmaps. The targeted amendments have significant implications for manufacturers integrating AI into hardware.
Read Source ↗Health Policy Watch: WHO Warns of Patient Risks
As the European Commission moves to ease AI rules, the World Health Organization issues a warning regarding the "regulatory vacuum" for medical devices and patient safety in automated diagnosis.
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