AI regulation: Parliament wants to proce • Table.Briefings

The European Parliament is beginning the real work on the artificial intelligence regulation: One committee meeting follows the next. The lead rapporteurs have presented an ambitious timetable. However, given the many open points, it is questionable whether this can be adhered to.

It took almost a year for the substantive work on the AI regulation to get underway. But now, things are moving at a rapid pace. The topic keeps popping up on the agendas of the EP committees. This is also because seven committees are involved. IMCO and LIBE are in charge, JURI got exclusive competencies in sub-areas like transparency requirements for AI systems and rules for human supervision of applications. ENVI, CULT, ITRE, and TRAN are co-advisory and are allowed to give their opinions. In addition, there is the AIDA Special Committee, whose work is completed with this week’s report, but whose findings will also be incorporated.

AI regulation: Parliament wants to process dossier at lightning speed

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