EU countries, lawmakers strike provisional deal on watered-down AI rules
EU countries and European Parliament lawmakers reached a provisional agreement on watered-down AI rules, delaying their implementation. The agreement was made following pressure from some governments and businesses.
EU countries and European Parliament lawmakers agreed to watered-down landmark artificial intelligence rules. The agreement was reached on Thursday, May 7, after pressure from some governments and businesses. The Cyprus Presidency, representing the Council, and the European Parliament negotiators made the provisional agreement. The rules will be implemented at a later date than initially planned. The agreement aims to streamline and simplify certain AI rules.
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