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EU AI Act approved – but financial services firms want autonomy

Lucy Carter
By Lucy Carter

The European Council has approved the Artificial Intelligence Act, harmonising rules around the technology and adopting a risk-based approach that dictates stricter rules for projects that are more likely to […]

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