欧盟支持禁止裸体应用程序并推迟标志性人工智能法规

European lawmakers have voted to delay key components of the EU AI Act, the bloc's flagship legislation for regulating artificial intelligence, while also supporting proposals to ban nudify apps. These measures, approved by a significant majority in the European Parliament, will push back compliance deadlines for developers of high-risk AI systems—those deemed to potentially have a significant impact on society and individuals. The decision to delay compliance deadlines aims to provide developers with more time to meet the new regulatory requirements, reflecting the complexities and challenges associated with implementing such stringent regulations.