Commission should work on AI Liability rules, civil society groups say

Commission should work on AI Liability rules, civil society groups say

The letter comes ahead of a debate on the topic between lawmakers and EU Tech Commissioner Henna Virkkunen this week.

Civil society ask Commission for new AI liability rules

Civil society organisations, including BEUC, urge the Commission to begin preparatory work on new AI liability rules, as the current ones make it almost impossible to prove that an AI operator's faulty behaviour led to a certain harm.

It can be a beneficial force if its specific risks - unfair exploitation of human creative work and worrying rise of line misinformation - are controlled. ...

The associations have launched a joint appeal for strengthening the sustainability and sustainability of European media, culture, information and the safeguarding of democratic society.

Context publishes a working version of the "IA Continent" Action Plan, which will be presented on 9 April by the Commissioner for Technological Sovereignty, Henna Virkkunen. Divided into five axes, ranging from infrastructure development to the adoption of the AI in the industrial sectors, it lists the actions and timetable planned by the executive for the next few years.

Open Letter to the European Commission on the announced withdrawal of the AI liability Directive

Open Letter to the European Commission on the announced withdrawal of the AI liability Directive sandrine.carpentier Mon, 04/07/2025 - 06:30 Several civil society organisations and BEUC have written to Executive Vice President Virkkunen and Commissioner McGrath to share their concerns that the AI liability directive proposal (AILD) is being withdrawn and to urge them to begin preparatory work on new AI liability rules.  The co-signatories of the…