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EU AI Act: Investigations may extend sanction deadlines to 10 years

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In brief

  1. Investigations could extend AI Act sanction deadlines to a maximum of 10 years.
  2. The draft sets rules for accessing case files during investigations.
  3. Public consultation remains open until November 9.

The EU’s AI Office is considering extending sanction deadlines under the AI Act from five to ten years through investigations. The draft text, open for public consultation until November 9, also defines access rules to case files.

What it changes for you

  • Public SectorPublic authorities must prepare for longer sanction deadlines for AI Act violations.

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