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ARTICLE · 13 MAY 2025

Two-Minute Recap Of Recent Developments In IT Law Around The Globe - April 2025

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The European Commission ("Commission") has announced its readiness to provide interim solutions if the technical standards supporting the EU's AI Act are not finalized on time.

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EU Signals Backup Plan as AI Act Standards Face Delays

The European Commission ("Commission") has announced its readiness to provide interim solutions if the technical standards supporting the EU's AI Act are not finalized on time. The AI Act, aimed at regulating high-risk applications, came into force last August and is being implemented gradually.

The law will be fully in effect by 2027. The Commission stated that it aims to ensure that providers and conformity assessment bodies are well-prepared before the legal requirements for certain high-risk systems, which are set to come into force in August 2026.

Initially scheduled for completion by August 2025, these standards are now expected to be ready in 2026, according to CEN-CENELEC, the main organizations responsible for their development. The Commission emphasized that while these standards are not mandatory, they play a crucial role in facilitating compliance for providers of high-risk AI systems.

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