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EU Lawmakers Resist US Tech Loopholes in AI Act

3/26/2025

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European Union lawmakers are standing firm against proposed changes to the AI Act that would allow major U.S. tech companies to sidestep compliance, fearing potential election interference and discrimination. In Kentucky, a new law requires state agencies to assess AI use, prioritizing transparency and privacy. Additionally, Northern Ireland may face stricter regulations post-Brexit, impacting local AI enterprises.

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European Union lawmakers are standing firm against proposed changes to the AI Act that would allow major U.S. tech companies to sidestep compliance, fearing potential election interference and discrimination. In Kentucky, a new law requires state agencies to assess AI use, prioritizing transparency and privacy. Additionally, Northern Ireland may face stricter regulations post-Brexit, impacting local AI enterprises.