Subscribe

Who Sought to Reorder the AI Act? What the Open Record Shows About the Digital Omnibus

The EU moved its hardest AI deadlines just weeks before they were due to apply. This paper traces which industry requests entered the Digital Omnibus, which were rejected, who benefits from the new timetable, and where the public record stops…

By

Viktoria Bakos

The EU moved its hardest AI deadlines just weeks before they were due to apply. This paper traces which industry requests entered the Digital Omnibus, which were rejected, who benefits from the new timetable, and where the public record stops short of proving causation.

There is more in the reporting file

The public part of this story sets out what we can verify. Mercury Intelligence members can read the full investigation and, where one exists, the evidence trail, supporting documents, technical analysis and the questions still unresolved.

Continue for $10/month $100/year

Not ready? Get the free Mercury Brief to follow the next finding. What Mercury Intelligence includes.

Already a member? Log in here

Keep reading

More reporting

All reporting →