The EU Artificial Intelligence Act was approved by European Parliament 13 March on a 523-46 vote. Despite the passage, the EU's new rules for AI development and use still have important steps to take before taking full effect. IAPP Staff Writer Caitlin Andrews reports on the detailed regulatory work ahead while exploring various reactions to Parliament's final vote.
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