EU lawmakers fail to agree on watered-down AI Act, talks pushed to May

EU member states and the European Parliament failed to agree on changes that would have softened the bloc’s AI Act and pushed back its toughest enforcement deadlines. The talks ran for about 12 hours on Tuesday and ended without an agreement, Reuters reported, citing a Cypriot official who said it had not been possible to reach a deal with Parliament. Cyprus holds the rotating presidency of the EU Council, which negotiates on behalf of member states. According to the report, the talks broke d...