In the third draft by the Cyprus Presidency of the Council of the European Union of the revision of the AI Act, dated Thursday 5 March and consulted by Agence Europe, the EU27 begin to consolidate their approach: fixed timetable; less flexibility for artificial intelligence (AI) deployers; framed and specified prerogatives for AI Office, shared responsibilities in terms of AI Literacy and safeguards for real-life testing (see EUROPE B13808A5).
The new Cypriot version does not make any...