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Up-to-date developments and analyses of the EU AI Act.
Narrations of the “EU AI Act Newsletter”, a biweekly newsletter by Risto Uuk and The Future of Life Institute.
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The EU AI Act Newsletter #113: A Special Meeting on Loss of Control
<p> The Scientific Panel briefs Virkkunen on recent incidents, the AI Office investigates OpenAI and Anthropic, and the first harmonised AI Act standard is published.</p> <p> Welcome to The EU AI Act Newsletter, a brief biweekly newsletter
The EU AI Act Newsletter #112: Global Ambitions, Domestic Doubts
<p> The Commission backs an international AI safety monitoring body but faces criticism at home over the pace and resourcing of AI Act enforcement.</p> <p> Welcome to The EU AI Act Newsletter, a brief biweekly newsletter by the Future of Li
The EU AI Act Newsletter #111: Pacing the Frontier
<p> Von der Leyen puts frontier AI risk at the centre of her State of the Union address, while the AI Office confirms OpenAI did not file a report on the RubyGems incident.</p> <p> Welcome to The EU AI Act Newsletter, a brief biweekly newsl
The EU AI Act Newsletter #110: Powers in Practice
<p> From first requests for information to crisis preparedness and ChatGPT's designation under the Digital Services Act.</p> <p> Welcome to the EU AI Act Newsletter, a brief biweekly newsletter by the Future of Life Institute providing you
The EU AI Act Newsletter #109: The Watermarking Era
<p> Anthropic sets out how it will mark Claude's text as the new transparency obligations take effect, while experts reject claims that watermarking degrades AI writing.</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> Fourth GPAI Signat
The EU AI Act Newsletter #108: Enforcement Begins
<p> New transparency obligations apply, and the AI Office opens complaint and whistleblower channels.</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> Commission starts enforcing AI Act rules and new transparency requirements: The Europe
The EU AI Act Newsletter #107: Enforcement Powers Arrive
<p> The Commission publishes new transparency guidelines and confirms the Code of Practice on AI-generated content, as attention turns to the EU's enforcement powers taking effect on 2 August.</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p
The EU AI Act Newsletter #106: Calls to Enforce General-Purpose AI Rules
<p> Experts call for robust enforcement of the rules on general-purpose AI with systemic risk, as the Commission unveils a new plan on advanced AI and cybersecurity.</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> New EU plan to address
The EU AI Act Newsletter #105: Transparency Tools Land
<p> The Parliament gives final approval to the digital omnibus and a "nudifier" ban, while the Commission rolls out labelling icons and FAQs for the AI-generated content transparency Code.</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p>
The EU AI Act Newsletter #104: Experts Take Their Seats
<p> The Commission sets up both the Scientific Panel and the Advisory Forum, publishes a Code of Practice on labelling AI-generated content, and Ireland sets out its presidency priorities.</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p>
The EU AI Act Newsletter #103: The August Countdown
<p> Enforcement powers, transparency rules, and national implementation as the 2 August deadline approaches.</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> Targeted consultation on the draft guidelines for the classification of high-ri
The EU AI Act Newsletter #102: Pressure Builds over Anthropic’s Mythos
<p> Digital Omnibus deal struck, transparency guidelines out for consultation, and whether the AI Act is ready for agents.</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> EU agrees to simplify AI rules to boost innovation and ban ‘nudif
The EU AI Act Newsletter #101: Trilogue Breakdown
<p> Talks on delaying the AI Act collapse over industrial AI, Merz diverges from his coalition partner, and Parliament invites Anthropic to a hearing on the Mythos model.</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> EU legislators fa
The EU AI Act Newsletter #100: The European Way
<p> Celebrating 100 editions of the newsletter with Virkkunen's vision for the AI Continent, the Omnibus endgame, and Europe's frontier AI access question.</p> <p> This is the 100th edition of the newsletter. To mark the occasion, I've open
The EU AI Act Newsletter #99: Bridging the Atlantic
<p> Beyond the "US innovates, Europe regulates" divide..</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> MEPs agree on proposals to simplify AI rules: The European Parliament adopted its position on an AI Act simplification proposal wit
The EU AI Act Newsletter #98: Parliament, Council and the Omnibus Showdown
<p> MEPs adopted a joint position on simplifying the AI Act with 101 votes in favour, nine against and eight abstentions. The Council agreed on streamlining AI rules..</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> MEPs support postpon
The EU AI Act Newsletter #97: Safety and Enforcement
<p> The 2026 International AI Safety Report was launched at the New Delhi AI Impact Summit. Lead writer Carina Prunkl discusses its relevance for AI Act implementation..</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> Commission publish
The EU AI Act Newsletter #96: Simplification or Deregulation?
<p> Industry groups welcome the AI Omnibus proposals but want them to go further, while civil society organisations warn against rolling back fundamental rights..</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> Council spells out possib
The EU AI Act Newsletter #95: One Law or a Hundred?
<p> At Davos, EU tech chief Henna Virkkunen defended Europe's AI rulebook arguing that a single EU law is better than a hundred American ones..</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> Commission misses high-risk AI guidelines de
The EU AI Act Newsletter #94: Grok Nudification Scandal
<p> Fifty-seven European Parliament lawmakers from across the political spectrum have called for a ban on AI applications that create non-consensual sexual deepfake images..</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process </strong></p><p> Grok nudifica
The EU AI Act Newsletter #93: Transparency Code of Practice First Draft
<p> This first draft of the Code of Practice on transparency of AI-generated content was released aiming to help organisations comply with requirements for marking and labelling such content..</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p
The EU AI Act Newsletter #92: AI Sandboxes Consultation Open
<p> The European Commission is inviting feedback on draft rules for establishing AI regulatory sandboxes as part of the AI Act..</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> Consultation on AI regulatory sandboxes: The European Commi
The EU AI Act Newsletter #91: Whistleblower Tool Launch
<p> The European Commission has launched a whistleblower tool for reporting suspected breaches of the AI Act directly to the EU AI Office..</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> Commission launches Digital Omnibus proposal: Th
The EU AI Act Newsletter #90: Digital Simplification Package Imminent
<p> The European Commission is expected to propose a year-long delay for key elements of its AI regulation in its forthcoming Digital Omnibus..</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> Code of practice on AI-generated content lau
The EU AI Act Newsletter #89: AI Standards Acceleration Updates
<p> CEN and CENELEC have announced exceptional measures to speed up the development of European standards supporting the AI Act..</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> German digital ministry asks: According to Luca Bertuzzi f
The EU AI Act Newsletter #88: Resources to Support Implementation
<p> To help implement the AI Act, the European Commission has launched two key resources: the AI Act Service Desk and the Single Information Platform..</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> Resources to support implementation:
The EU AI Act Newsletter #87: Digital Simplification Consultation Launches
<p> The European Commission has launched a call for evidence to seek input on simplifying legislation through the upcoming Digital Omnibus..</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> Simplification consultation launches: The Europ
The EU AI Act Newsletter #86: Concerns Around GPT-5 Compliance
<p> Concerns have been raised about OpenAI's compliance with the EU AI Act requirements for its recently released GPT-5 model, particularly regarding the disclosure of training data..</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> Comm
The EU AI Act Newsletter #85: Concerns Over Chatbots and Relationships
<p> EU regulation currently lacks clarity on the extent to which AI chatbots are allowed to encourage engagement through intimacy..</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> Poland has yet to designate the market surveillance auth
The EU AI Act Newsletter #84: Trump vs Global Regulation
<p> President Trump's AI Action Plan aims to deregulate AI, prioritising American supremacy over risks. However, this plan won’t protect US companies from global regulation..</p> <p><strong> Legislative Process</strong></p><p> Germany seeks