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The European Union said Friday it is considering adjustments to its landmark artificial intelligence law, the AI Act, after tech firms and several member states raised concerns.
The flagship AI Act entered into force last year but its obligations will kick in over several years — with pressure mounting on Brussels to delay or review some to ease the burden on the industry.
“We are hearing concerns from the industry and from our member states,” European Commission digital spokesman Thomas Regnier told reporters.
The EU executive is expected on November…
