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The AI landscape is rapidly evolving. To help you stay abreast of the various developments, we share a recap of the latest legal and tech updates related to AI and other emerging...

When it comes to ensuring AI risk management policies become pillars of global AI governance, deepening collaboration between the EU and the U.S. is crucial.

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MedTech Europe welcomes the efforts made by the European institutions towards giving citizens the confidence to embrace AI solutions. As the negotiations continue, further consideration is needed to ensure safe and innovative patient healthcare delivery.

Since the Mutual Recognition Agreement between the European Union (EU) and Switzerland was put into force in July 2002, Switzerland has adhered to…

Last week, the European Commission published its long-awaited proposal to revise the EU’s Product Liability Directive (85/374/EEC) (PLD). The PLD…

The European Commission presented Thursday a proposal for a new EU Cyber Resilience Act with a view to protecting consumers and businesses from products with inadequate security features.

The European Commission presented on 15 September a proposal for a new Cyber Resilience Act to protect consumers and businesses from products with inadequate security features. A first ever EU-wide legislation of its kind, it introduces mandatory cybersecurity requirements for products with digital elements, throughout their whole lifecycle.

Products that contain a digital component will be subject to stricter cyber security requirements in the EU. The Act will likely have global implications.

Regulating AI is a tricky problem to solve – but the EU is prepared to give it a good go.