Ai Act

Just one day before the second phase of the AI Act took effect, the European Commission issued its definitive verdict: the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice is “adequate.” But what does this approval mean for the future of artificial intelligence in Europe? Exactly 24 hours before the new AI Act rules came into force, the European Commission published what many consider the most essential document for the future of AI in Europe: Opinion C(2025) 5361 of August 1 2025, on the assessment of the General-Purpose AI Code of Practice. ...

AI Act: August 2, 2025 Marks a Decisive Turning Point for Artificial Intelligence in Europe The countdown is almost over. In three days, on August 2, 2025, the second phase of the European AI Act will come into force, bringing with it a package of regulations that will redefine the artificial intelligence landscape in the Old Continent. If you thought the first provisions that came into effect in February were just an appetizer, get ready for the main course. ...

JUST RELEASED TODAY (24-07-2025): European Parliament study exposes critical flaws in Europe’s AI liability approach as the Commission considers withdrawing the AI Liability Directive. The European Parliament’s latest study reveals a fundamental shift in EU AI governance—and it’s not necessarily for the better. The European Commission is actively considering withdrawing the AI Liability Directive (AILD) in 2025, which could potentially create a regulatory vacuum that could fragment Europe’s digital market. ...

The European Commission today finalized its official template for AI training data transparency, providing the definitive framework for compliance with the EU AI Act. What’s confirmed today (July 24, 2025): Final template after extensive stakeholder consultation (430+ responses) Comprehensive disclosure requirements across all training phases Balanced approach protecting trade secrets while ensuring transparency Clear implementation timeline with enforcement starting August 2026 Key disclosure requirements: General Information: Model identification, modalities, training data size ranges, linguistic characteristics Data Sources: Public datasets, licensed content, web-scraped data (top 10% of domains), user data, synthetic/AI-generated training data Legal Compliance: Copyright reservation, respect, illegal content removal measures Critical timeline: ...

🚨 BREAKING: EU COMMISSION LAUNCHES HIGH-RISK AI SYSTEMS CONSULTATION TODAY Just announced: The European Commission has officially launched a critical six-week public consultation on implementing the AI Act’s rules for high-risk AI systems. ‼️ The deadline is July 18, 2025. This consultation will directly shape the Commission’s upcoming guidelines on classifying high-risk AI systems and their requirements, making it your opportunity to influence the global AI governance framework. ❇️ What’s Being Decided: The AI Act defines two categories of high-risk AI systems: 🔧 Product Safety Systems: AI critical for product safety under EU harmonised legislation ⚖️ Fundamental Rights Systems: AI that significantly affects health, safety, or fundamental rights in specific use cases ...

✨ I am thrilled to announce that the Italian edition of my new book entitled “Artificial Intelligence, Neural Networks and Privacy: Striking a Balance between Innovation, Knowledge, and Ethics in the Digital Age”, published by goWare – Florence. My sincere thanks go to Danilo Mandic and Carlo Morabito for their valuable forewords and to Guido Scorza for the introduction, all of which greatly enrich the volume. Full details of my new book are available on this page. ...

MY NEW BOOK 📖 Book Information Title: Artificial Intelligence, Neural Networks and Privacy Subtitle: Striking a Balance between Innovation, Knowledge, and Ethics in the Digital Age Author: Nicola Fabiano Forewords: Danilo P. Mandic (Imperial College London - IEEE Member - Director of the Artificial Intelligence and Data Analysis Laboratory, AIDA-Lab) and Carlo Morabito (Mediterranean University of Reggio Calabria) Introduction: Guido Scorza (Member of the Italian Data Protection Authority) Publisher: ‎ goWare - Florence (Italy) Publication date: ‎ 11 June 2025 Language: ‎ English Print length: ‎ 284 pages ISBN-10: ‎ 8833636844 ISBN-13: ‎ 978-8833636849 Weight: ‎ ‎ 494 g Dimensions: ‎ 15.24 x 1.63 x 22.86 cm ...

AI Act becomes Regulation.