<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>The European Commission confirmed that the EU AI laws will be implemented as scheduled, disregarding criticism from tech companies urging for delays.</li><li>The Commission has mentioned plans to propose simplifications to the rules by the end of the year, aimed at reducing reporting obligations for small companies.</li><li>Several European companies, including ASML, Airbus, and Mistral, signed a letter urging EU president Ursula von der Leyen to postpone rules targeting powerful AI models for a more innovation-friendly approach.</li><li>The AI Act mandates developers to disclose how their AI models are trained and comply with copyright law, facing criticism from tech giants like Meta and Google for being unworkable.</li></ul>

EU Says AI Act Will Proceed Despite Critricism

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