AI Act Changes Explained: What the EU Digital Omnibus Means for Businesses

The European Union is already revisiting the AI Act before many companies have even completed their first compliance assessments.In this episode, Giulio Coraggio and Antonio Ravenna discuss the impact of the changes introduced by the EU Digital Omnibus package and what businesses should expect next from the evolving European AI regulatory framework.The conversation explores:• why the European Commission proposed changes to the AI Act• the simplification measures affecting high-risk AI systems• the relationship between the AI Act and machinery legislation• the new timelines and delegated acts expected from the Commission• whether the reforms will simplify compliance or increase uncertainty• what companies should do now to prepare for AI governance obligationsGiulio Coraggio is a technology and data lawyer at the global law firm DLA Piper, where he focuses on artificial intelligence, privacy, cybersecurity, digital regulation, and technology transactions. He regularly advises international companies on AI governance and compliance strategies.Antonio Ravenna is a journalist focused on artificial intelligence, innovation, and digital transformation, regularly covering the evolution of AI regulation and its impact on businesses and society.As AI becomes embedded in everyday business operations, AI governance can no longer be postponed. The regulatory framework may evolve, but the need for responsible AI management remains critical.Subscribe for more insights on artificial intelligence regulation, privacy, cybersecurity, technology law, and digital innovation.Send us Fan Mail📌 You can find our contacts 👉 www.dlapiper.com