The European Union’s upcoming AI Act faces pushback from companies and some politicians just weeks before parts of it kick in.
The new AI law aims to regulate AI systems across the EU, but firms say it’s too strict and rushed. They want a pause to rethink the rules.
The issue started as the March 2024 deadline nears, triggering calls for delays and adjustments. Support is growing in political circles to ease the rollout. 
Here’s the key image showing what’s at stake:
Companies argue the current provisions will burden innovation and create compliance headaches. Some lawmakers agree, pushing for flexibility over strict enforcement.
This battle heats up as the EU prepares for one of the world’s first comprehensive AI regulatory frameworks. Watch this space for updates as tensions rise and the countdown ticks down.
