The EU AI Act and National AI Standards: Risk of Fragmentation of the Internal Market

In a new article published in collaboration with Chambers and Partners, Bruno Lebrun and Wafa Lachguer of Janson examine the EU AI Act and its implications for the internal market.

 While the AI Act seeks to harmonize AI regulation across Europe, it grants member states discretion to introduce additional national standards. This raises concerns about regulatory fragmentation, increased compliance burdens, and potential barriers to innovation.

 With national rules evolving alongside the AI Act, businesses may face potential inconsistencies. What will be the impact on the free movement of AI-powered goods and services across the EU?

Read the full article here: The EU AI Act and National AI Standards: Risk of Fragmentation of the Internal Market - Chambers and Partners | Researching Outstanding Lawyers Globally | chambers.com

For further information, please contact:

Bruno Lebrun – Partner – b.lebrun@janson.be

Wafa Lachguer – w.lachguer@janson.be