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Tech Giants Push Back at a Crucial Time for the EU AI Act

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Tech giants are opposing the EU AI Act, which is notable for its general principles without implementation details. Key compliance requirements are detailed in a forthcoming Code of Practice, facing delays that some attribute to industry pressure. Major companies like Meta and Google challenge the regulations, arguing they hinder competitiveness and seeking changes. Concerns center around copyright in AI training and independent risk assessments. The fight over the AI Act highlights the balance between innovation and safety as global regulatory actions intensify.

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EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR)

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EUDR aims to prevent import of products linked to deforestation, ensuring sustainable trade practices. It mandates due diligence for companies, requiring them to verify supply chains and provide proof that goods are not sourced from deforested land post-2020. Regulation targets various sectors, promoting environmental protection and biodiversity while addressing climate change.

Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)

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Cyber Resilience Act (CRA): EU regulation aimed at enhancing cybersecurity across digital products/services. Mandates security requirements, risk management, incident reporting, and improved supply chain security. Promotes resilience against cyber threats, protects consumers, and fosters trust in digital market.

EU AI Act

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EU AI Act: Regulates AI using risk-based framework, classifications (minimal to unacceptable risk), compliance obligations, and enforcement measures. Aims to promote innovation, ensure safety, protect rights, and establish ethical guidelines for AI deployment in Europe.

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