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EU Lawmakers Resume Intense AI Act Negotiations Amid Surveillance Disputes

European officials resume trilogue talks on the AI Act after a 22-hour debate, aiming to finalize rules for generative AI and biometric surveillance. The proposed legislation seeks to establish a global precedent despite rapid advancements in AI technology.

EU AI Act Negotiations Stall Over Foundation Models and Security Exemptions

European lawmakers reach a tentative agreement on regulating foundation models but fail to secure a final political deal on the AI Act due to ongoing disputes over national security exemptions and facial recognition bans.

EU AI Act Faces Key Hurdles Ahead of December Negotiations

European lawmakers are preparing for a crucial December 6 trilogue to finalize the AI Act, though disagreements over biometric surveillance and foundation models threaten to delay the landmark legislation.

EU AI Act Faces Uncertainty Over Foundation Model Rules

Trilogue negotiations on the EU AI Act are currently at risk as lawmakers struggle to agree on regulations for foundation models and general-purpose AI systems.

EU AI Act Trilogues Tackle Rights Assessments, Generative AI Rules

European Union lawmakers are actively negotiating the final details of the groundbreaking EU AI Act, focusing heavily on fundamental rights protections and generative AI regulations. A final political agreement is expected by the end of 2023, though the official text may not arrive until early 2024.

Copyright Lawsuits Mount as EU AI Act Negotiations Face Delays

A new wave of federal copyright lawsuits targets major AI developers over the use of copyrighted books and song lyrics in training data. Meanwhile, disagreements among EU lawmakers threaten to push final negotiations for the AI Act into 2024.

CCIA Europe Urges EU Lawmakers to Avoid Asymmetric AI Rules

CCIA Europe warns EU negotiators against introducing targeted regulations for foundation models ahead of upcoming trilogue talks. The group argues that regulating AI based on provider size rather than actual risk threatens the Act's original framework.

EU Trilogue Reaches Partial Agreement on AI Act High-Risk Rules

European negotiators agree on classification rules for high-risk AI systems under the draft AI Act, but several contentious issues remain unresolved. The partial deal includes exemptions for systems performing purely accessory tasks.

European Parliament Clears Way for EU AI Act Final Negotiations

The European Parliament adopts its negotiating position on the EU AI Act, introducing stricter rules on generative AI and facial recognition. Trilogue negotiations now begin to reconcile the differing views of EU institutions.

European Parliament Approves Strict AI Act With New Foundation Model Rules

The European Parliament approves its draft version of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act, paving the way for final negotiations. The legislation targets generative AI and expands bans on high-risk surveillance tools.

EU AI Act Nears Finalization as Negotiations Advance in May 2023

European lawmakers make significant strides toward passing the comprehensive EU AI Act, moving the landmark legislation closer to formal adoption.

European Parliament Passes Landmark AI Regulation

The European Parliament approves the EU AI Act, bringing strict new rules for generative AI tools like ChatGPT. The regulation bans real-time biometric surveillance and requires developers to submit systems for review before commercial release.

European Parliament Passes World's First Comprehensive AI Regulation

The EU implements a groundbreaking risk-based artificial intelligence law to ensure safety, transparency, and innovation across the continent.

European Parliament Implements World's First Comprehensive AI Regulation

The EU officially enacts the AI Act, a groundbreaking law that categorizes artificial intelligence systems by risk level to protect citizens. This framework ensures AI remains safe, transparent, and environmentally friendly while encouraging innovation across the continent.