The development of technical standards for compliance with the EU's AI Act is delayed, with completion now expected in 2026 instead of the original 2025 deadline. CEN-CENELEC, the standardization bodies, emphasize the need for consensus among European stakeholders and are taking measures to expedite the process. The AI Act, regulating high-risk applications, became applicable in August 2022 and will be fully enforced by 2027. National regulators are expected to be established by August 2023 to ensure compliance. Vollständiger Artikel (Euronews.com)