"The deal marks a notable rollback in the EU's digital rulebook after years of marketing itself as the world's tech cop. That has come under mounting pressure from both Washington and European industry, which increasingly argues the bloc has become very good at regulating technologies it struggles to produce at scale."
The European Union has delayed key parts of its AI Act enforcement by 16 months, pushing back deadlines for systems in high-risk areas like biometrics and critical infrastructure. This compromise came after months of industry pressure, with the EU maintaining the delay is about timing, not watering down the law.
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