The European Commission is set to decide by August whether to abandon its proposed AI Liability Directive, originally aimed at providing consumers with a means of redress for harm caused by AI products. The proposal, introduced in 2022, has seen little progress, and the Commission is awaiting feedback from the EU Parliament and member states before making a final decision. Some lawmakers believe withdrawing the rules is a mistake, while others argue that existing consumer protections are sufficient. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)