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EU Approves Delays and Other Amendments to Certain EU AI Act Obligations: What Businesses Should Know

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On 16 June 2026 the European Parliament granted approval to delays and other amendments to certain obligations under the EU AI Act, following a provisional agreement reached between the European Council and Parliament on 7 May 2026. The changes emerged from negotiations tied to broader EU digital legislation and are framed as targeted adjustments to the Act’s implementation timetable and requirements.

Reporting highlights that the most consequential change is a postponement of the Act’s most demanding obligations: the high‑risk rules listed in Annex III. Coverage describes those Annex III obligations as having been “moved” to a later implementation date. At the same time, commentators stress that delaying the enforcement deadline does not remove preparatory or documentation duties: businesses, including EU SMEs, are urged to continue compliance work and to complete required paperwork and risk‑management steps because the legal cliff has been shifted rather than eliminated.

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