European Commission Withdraws ePrivacy Regulation and AI Liability Directive Proposals

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Lawmakers reject Commission decision to scrap AI liability rules

The AI Liability directive was taken off the Commission’s 2025 work program due to the lack of progress in negotiations.

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European Commission Withdraws ePrivacy Regulation and AI Liability Directive Proposals

EU Commission's 2025 Work Program withdraws ePrivacy Regulation and AI Liability Directive proposals due to lack of consensus. Current laws remain in force

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ePrivacy Regulation, but the fight for your privacy is far from over - European Digital Rights (EDRi)

The European Commission's withdrawal of the ePrivacy Regulation proposal is a major setback for privacy rights in Europe, driven by pressure from industry interests and national security concerns. However, EDRi remains committed to advocating for stronger privacy protections, challenging commercial and state surveillance in future legislative efforts. The post The ePrivacy Regulation proposal has been withdrawn, but the fight for your privacy is…

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The Withdrawal of the AI Liability Directive: A Critical Reflection on AI Liability in the EU - Latest blog articles - Maastricht UniversityMaastricht UniversityMaastricht UniversityMaastricht University

The Withdrawal of the AI Liability Directive: A Critical Reflection on AI Liability in the EU 18 February 2025 maxime.paulis@… Tue, 02/18/2025 - 16:06 M.N. Duffourc On September 28, 2022, the European Commission proposed the AI Liability Directive (AILD) as part of its strategy to create a unified regulatory framework for AI technologies in Europe. The Product Liability Directive (PLD), proposed at the same time, has since garnered acceptance a…

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After the Action Summit on AI in Paris, at which several voices warned of the ravages of overregulation in the region, the European Commission (EC) anticipated that it will withdraw the proposed directive on responsibility for Artificial Intelligence (AI) from its plan of legislative initiatives. The proposal for a directive of the European Parliament and the Council on the adaptation of non-contractual civil liability rules to AI will no longer…