European Commission may consider offering “Alternative Solutions” Companies to Prove it Technical Standards To Prove It CEU Artificial Intelligence Act The Commission’s spokesman has declared ‘EuroNius’, so they are not ready at the right time. ‘EuroNius’ Report Sen-Senelek is delayed by key companies who write the rules of the law for the commission.
The rules are scheduled to be ready in August 2025, but now they will be in 2026 that Sen-Senelek said Created by 34 national organizations European countries’ benchmarking.
“To deal with delays or possible lack of relevance, if necessary, The Commission can consider alternative solutions It is temporary to guide the suppliers and support them in their compliance, ”said a spokesman for the Thomas Recognition Commission, who asked if the delay would cause problems to the companies.
In 2023, the Commission was told to work Rules of support for IA’s lawThis allows manufacturers to prove their products, services or processes They complete the rules, they are safe, reliable and satisfied.
Recnecier made it clear that these are not mandatory. Suppliers can follow Creating High -Risk AI Settings Without available standards. “However, standards, however, will greatly facilitate compliance efforts for high -risk AI systems. Therefore, they play an important role in using the law of AI“He said more.
Once the first grade plans are ready this year, they will submit compulsory editing circuits, the assessment of the commission, as well as consultations and voting. The law of AI is, Its purpose is to regulate high -risk applicationsIt came into effect in August last year and gradually used. The law will be fully implemented by 2027.
The Commission has announced that its purpose is to ensure that suppliers And compliance assessment agent can produce enough before entering VigorIt will be for some high -risk settings on August 2026.
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