EU Commission Proposes Delay to High-Risk AI Rules until 2027
'Digital Omnibus' package seeks to loosen regulatory grip to boost European competitiveness.
The European Commission executed a major policy pivot, unveiling a "Digital Omnibus" proposal that would delay the enforcement of key provisions in the EU AI Act. The move is widely seen as a concession to warnings that strict regulation is stifling Europe's technology sector.
Retracting the Red Tape
The proposal specifically targets the compliance deadlines for "high-risk" AI systems, such as those used in employment, law enforcement, and critical infrastructure. * New Timeline: Enforcement for Annex III systems would be pushed back to December 2027, while Annex I systems (product-based AI) would face delays until August 2028. * Floating …
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