EU countries still can’t get it together on AI
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Sixteen States of the European Union missed the deadline for the designation of national authorities to monitor the implementation of the artificial intelligence law. Sixteen European capitals were unable to designate national authorities to monitor the implementation of the artificial intelligence law in time. The deadline expired in August 2025. Six States, including Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Slovakia and Hungary, have not yet selec…
Most European Union member states have failed to establish national artificial intelligence (AI) oversight bodies by the deadline, according to European publication Politico. The bloc was required to set up specialized agencies by August 2025, but 16 of the 27 EU members failed to meet their obligations by the deadline, […]
In 30 seconds, what happened? Sixteen Member States have missed the deadline for appointing their national supervisory authority to the AI Act: six capitals have appointed no one and ten others have a provisional designation. The European Commission has also postponed for the second time the calendar of the seven European AI computer centres, a project of 30 billion euros. Who is behind it? The Commission confirms the data; Green MEP Sergey Lago…
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