Loading the video Tech News Video. What to expect as the EU’s AI Act comes into force Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 25 August 2024 - 23:47 GMT+2 Euronews Next looks at what is to come in the months and years ahead as companies prepare to meet the legislation’s requirements. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next What to expect as the EU’s AI Act comes into force Now playing Next Serbia remembers 16 victims of Novi Sad railway station collapse Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | November 2nd, 2026 – Midday Now playing Next Nvidia CEO sees Kazakhstan as potential AI hub for Europe Now playing Next CanSat 2026: Students launch miniature satellite models in Uzbekistan Now playing Next Gene therapy: A treatment for more than rare diseases | Podcast Now playing Next Heidi Klum turns herself into a giant severed hand for Halloween Now playing Next Dashcam captures deadly private jet crash in Florida Now playing Next Heidi Klum's much-anticipated 2026 Halloween party costume Now playing Next Switzerland restores diplomatic presence in North Korea Now playing Next Russia reports 'massive' drone attack on 'industrial enterprise' Now playing Next Mbappé’s ‘Chinese dictator’ comment: How do Chinese people react? Now playing Next Paris riots: France investigates after petrol bomb sets officer on fire Now playing Next 'Now, thank God, we have water': Uzbekistan’s tap water reaches 83% of people, but gaps remain Now playing Next Europe seeks Central Asia's critical minerals as producers push for local processing Now playing Next Londoners revive medieval jousting on electric bikes in Halloween spectacle More videos
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