EU Bans High-Risk AI, Fines up to €35M
The EU is now enforcing the AI Act, banning high-risk AI systems
Lawmakers in the European Parliament approved the AI Act in March last year after years of wrangling over the fine points. The Act came into force on August 1, but it’s only now that regulators have the power to clamp down on those who don’t comply.
As of Feb. 2, the first few requirements of the E.U. AI Act are now legally binding, and businesses operating in the region ...
On February 2, 2025, the EU AI Act’s rules on AI literacy, along with the prohibition of certain types of AI system, became ...
On Sunday, the deadline for prohibitions on certain AI systems and staff technology literacy requirements officially lapsed.
One of the main problems of the EU AI Act is its risk-based approach to AI regulation. Under the Act, AI systems are ...
Many outside Europe have stopped paying attention to the EU AI Act, deeming it a done deal. This is a terrible mistake. The real fight is happening right now, with the drafting of the proposed ...
In the EU, the AI Act has been approved, carrying significant implications for medical device, technology, and pharmaceutical firms. In the US, ...
According to the U.S. law firm White & Case, the EU’s AI Act is designed to help the EU “become a global hub for human-centric, trustworthy AI.” The Brussels technocracy is a nest of post ...
AI was a key theme at OCT Medical Devices 2025, yet human sensibility appears to be the true differentiator in clinical trial ...
Labor and employment law in Germany will see a number of important developments in 2025. The Bureaucracy Relief Act IV took effect on January 1; ...
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