The european commission is proposing to pause parts of its landmark artificial intelligence (ai) legislation amid intense pressure from big tech companies and the u.s The european commission is proposing a pause to parts of its landmark artificial intelligence laws amid intense pressure from big tech companies and the us government Brussels is set to water. The draft also proposes making the compliance burden easier for companies and centralising enforcement through the eu's own ai office. The aim would be to allow “sufficient time to adapt their practices without disrupting the market”, reads the preliminary document. The european commission is reportedly considering delaying parts of its landmark artificial intelligence (ai) act following heavy lobbying from u.s
Tech giants and pressure from washington, the financial times reported friday.
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