By Bloomberg News
Businesses are complaining that the commission has failed to deliver key guidelines and standards, including a code of practice which provides instructions for advanced AI companies to comply with the regulation. The drafting of the code of practice — already late after the commission originally slated it for May — has been dogged by criticism. Technology companies have accused it of going beyond the bounds of the EU’s AI Act and creating its own set of onerous rules. The US government has also weighed in, and in April sent letters to the commission and a number of European countries that urged the bloc to scrap the code in its current form.