Article Summary

This article explains that the EU's new AI law has started to take effect, requiring companies to be more transparent about their use of AI, like making sure chatbots disclose they're not human. However, stricter rules for high-risk AI uses—such as in border control and migration—have been delayed until 2027, and the article presents that delay as a technical necessity rather than a political choice, which makes the holdoff seem reasonable even though it leaves important areas unprotected for years. It relies on official sources and frames the delay calmly, without showing real harm caused by AI in sensitive areas like asylum decisions.