On 19 November, the European Commission published a proposal for an omnibus regulation aimed at simplifying the AI Act in order to ‘ensure the swift, smooth and proportionate implementation’ of some of its provisions. The stated aim of these measures is to strengthen the EU's competitiveness by reducing administrative burdens, while maintaining ‘high standards of safety and fundamental rights’.
On 19 November, the European Commission published a proposal for an omnibus regulation covering a large corpus of digital legislation. The so-called ‘Digital Omnibus’ follows public consultations launched last spring on the application of the AI Act, which regulates the introduction of artificial intelligence systems in Europe and which began to enter into force in stages on 1 August 2024. These consultations highlighted implementation difficulties: delays in the designation of national authori
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Nathalie Tran
Editor-in-Chief Mind HR