Representatives from EU member states are meeting Thursday in Brussels within the AI Council to discuss international cooperation amid disagreement with Washington over regulating advanced AI models. The AI Act has imposed transparency obligations on general-purpose AI model providers since August 2025, while main obligations for high-risk systems have been postponed to December 2027 or August 2028. The European Commission is promoting its regulatory framework as a basis for international discussions, similar to how MiCA operates in the crypto sector. Donald Trump has rejected calls to slow AI development, arguing that such a slowdown would benefit China, highlighting the difficulty of reaching a global agreement.
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