EU AI Act exempts AI-embedded machinery, others still wait
A provisional deal regarding the EU AI Act exempts AI-embedded machinery from its regulations. Other regulated product sectors are awaiting further implementing acts to clarify their obligations under the Act.
Key Takeaways
- A provisional deal exempts AI-embedded machinery from the EU AI Act.
- Other regulated product sectors are still awaiting implementing acts.
- The article says those sectors do not yet know their obligations under the Act.
Why It Matters
The immediate effect is a carve-out for AI-embedded machinery, while other regulated product makers remain in limbo until implementing acts are published. That creates a split regulatory picture: one product category gets clarity, others do not. For streaming-adjacent hardware and device makers using embedded AI, the practical issue is whether their products fall inside the exemption or remain subject to later rules. Watch for the next implementing acts, which will determine the obligations still pending for the other regulated product sectors.
Read full article at lexology.com
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