The European Parliament has approved amendments to the AI Act aimed at simplifying compliance for businesses while preserving the regulation’s risk-based framework. Key changes include postponing certain obligations for high-risk AI systems, reducing regulatory overlap for AI-enabled products, and streamlining enforcement mechanisms. The legislation also introduces a clear ban on AI systems that generate non-consensual intimate images (“nudifier apps”) and child sexual abuse

The European Union has officially adopted a new regulation under the Omnibus VII package to simplify and streamline the implementation of the AI Act. The new rules postpone the application of requirements for high-risk AI systems to 2027 and 2028, providing greater legal certainty and reducing compliance burdens for businesses. At the same time, the regulation strengthens safeguards by banning AI systems used to create non-consensual sexual deepfakes and AI-generated child se

The European Commission is preparing the Digital Omnibus Package, a major initiative to simplify and modernise the EU’s complex digital rulebook. Expected in November 2025, the proposal aims to reduce administrative burdens, clarify overlaps between laws and help businesses—especially SMEs—navigate digital compliance more easily. The package will introduce targeted updates to existing regulations, including the ePrivacy Directive, the Data Governance Act, and the AI Act, with