Complete Archive of Historic EU AI Act Documents Now Available Online
A comprehensive collection of official European Union AI Act documents is now accessible in one centralized location. The archive includes proposals, trilogue agreements, and impact assessments from key EU institutions.
A new centralized online archive provides easy access to every major document related to the European Union's Artificial Intelligence Act. Compiled by Kai Zenner, Head of Office for MEP Axel Voss, this comprehensive collection tracks the entire legislative journey of the AI Act from its initial proposal to its final drafting stages.
The archive organizes the historic files by the specific EU institutions that produce them. It includes the European Commission's original proposals, annexes, and impact assessments from April 2021, alongside the Council of the European Union's various approaches, progress reports, and draft proposals guided by the Czech and French presidencies.
Users also find crucial records from the final trilogue negotiations between the Commission, Parliament, and Council. The repository features both the final draft from late January 2024 and the committee draft from early February 2024, serving as an essential resource for understanding the exact agreements that shape the new regulatory framework.