EU negotiators reached a preliminary agreement on changes to the European Union’s regulatory framework for Artificial Intelligence, seeking to reduce the administrative burden of compliance while preserving the core structure of the AI Act (Artificial Intelligence Act). Read the full article here (in Greek): https://www.naftemporiki.gr/kosmos/2107509/i-ee-prochora-gia-proti-fora-se-aploysteysi-ton-rythmistikon-kanonon-gia-tin-techniti-noimosyni/

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