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BEUC – The European Consumer Organisation, wrote to the European Commission to inform that, together
with 29 consumer organisations from 27 countries, we are filing complaints against Meta, TikTok, and Google with the European Commission and the competent Digital Services Coordinators, pursuant to Article 53 of EU Regulation 2022/2065 (the Digital Services Act- DSA).
with 29 consumer organisations from 27 countries, we are filing complaints against Meta, TikTok, and Google with the European Commission and the competent Digital Services Coordinators, pursuant to Article 53 of EU Regulation 2022/2065 (the Digital Services Act- DSA).
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BEUC, the European Consumer Organisation, together with 3 organisations representing civil society, consumers and children's rights wrote to the EU Commission, the Cyprus EU Council Presidency and Members of the European Parliament to express our concerns about current proposals in the AI Omnibus that would weaken the scope and effectiveness of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act.
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BEUC, the European Consumer Organisation, together with 33 organisations and individuals representing civil society, consumers, doctors, hospitals and healthcare services, conformity assessment bodies (CABs), and academia, wrote to the Commission, the Cyprus EU Council Presidency and Members of the European Parliament to express our concerns about current proposals in the AI Omnibus that would weaken the scope and effectiveness of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act.
Our main concerns is with the removal of Annex I from the AI Act. This change would create a significant loophole, excluding a wide range of industrial and consumer AI systems from the direct scope of the AI Act.
Our main concerns is with the removal of Annex I from the AI Act. This change would create a significant loophole, excluding a wide range of industrial and consumer AI systems from the direct scope of the AI Act.