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How did the Digital Omnibus change EU AI Act deadlines and obligations?
The Digital Omnibus agreement (provisionally agreed May 2026, with formal adoption intended before August 2, 2026) reshaped three things. 1. High-risk timing: the amendment package was negotiated to land before August 2, 2026 — the start date for the current high-risk rules — giving organizations timeline relief on high-risk obligations. 2. New prohibition: AI systems that generate non-consensual intimate imagery of identifiable people ("nudifier" apps) are banned effective December 2, 2026. 3. Machinery: AI-enabled machinery moved from dual compliance (AI Act + sector law in parallel) to a sector-law-first model. Also new: bias detection may process personal data where strictly necessary, with safeguards. Verify final dates against the Official Journal once the amendments are formally adopted. Our full lifecycle plan for the new dates: https://aicompliance.ai/blog/managing-ai-systems-new-eu-ai-act-timeline
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