The Digital Omnibus on AI (AI Omnibus) has now been published in the EU’s statute book. This pushes back some of the application dates for the AI Act. So, what’s applicable now and when will the rest become applicable? This post gives an overview of key dates to be aware of and a timeline of when the obligations now become enforceable.
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Marcus is a communications, media and technology lawyer based in London. He focuses on data privacy and IT services.