High-risk AI systems must now comply with EU AI Act rules by December 2027, extended from earlier deadlines
Sector-specific AI applications like medical devices and toys receive an even longer compliance window until August 2028
Parliament approved widespread support for banning nudify apps that generate nude images without consent
The delays apply to watermarking and other transparency requirements for AI providers
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