The EU is facing Big Tech pressure to revamp its AI law – POLITICO

According to the excerpt, EU member states including Hungary raised concerns about whether authorities have enough information on when models are being trained and tested.

The excerpt states that the member states also raised the question of whether a company can be held liable if its agents do harm, and that they proposed action at Union level. Czech government AI envoy Lukáš Kačena called the EU's AI rules a 'great start' that will need updates. The excerpt does not identify which companies are applying the pressure described in the headline, nor which provisions of the law they want revised.

The excerpt also does not specify a timeline for any revision, what form action at Union level might take, or how EU institutions have responded. The piece is published by politico.eu. It also does not state what prompted the concerns raised by Hungary and other member states.