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European Commission Proposes Delaying AI Act Implementation to 2027

The European Commission cites member states' delays and companies' need for adaptation time as reasons for postponing high-risk AI rules enforcement to December 2027.

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The EU is giving companies more time to adapt to its new regulations on AI, but experts and MEPs say they regret the rowback on rules adopted just a year ago.

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CGTNCGTN
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EU announces plans to delay AI watchdog regulations

Elements of the watchdog 2024 AI Act could be paused for up to a year

·Beijing, China
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EuronewsEuronews
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European Commission proposes delaying AI Act implementation to 2027

The EU is giving companies more time to adapt to its new regulations on AI, but experts and MEPs say they regret the rowback on rules adopted just a year ago.

·France
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Anadolu AjansıAnadolu Ajansı
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EU delays implementation of AI Act's rules for high-risk systems until late 2027

Official says extension is needed to avoid burdensome compliance before key support tools are ready - Anadolu Ajansı

·Ankara, Türkiye
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Sueddeutsche ZeitungSueddeutsche Zeitung
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Europe Should Get Along with Less Clicks in the Future

The EU Commission proposes to defuse the laws regulating the digital economy, especially AI. A gift for Europe's companies? Or a knee fall before Donald Trump?

·Munich, Germany
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Employers Bracing for Impact as EU AI Act Deadline Nears

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In the Face of Pressure From the United States, the Eu Eases the Gdpr and the Ai Act

The Omnibus project, which had fled in recent weeks, was well presented by the European Commission. It lightens the GDPR and rejects the application of the AI Act.

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Munich, Germany on Wednesday, November 19, 2025.
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