The regulation needs repealing. [...] The delay provides Europe with an opportunity to nullify the damage the Act can do before it takes force. There are smaller escape clauses: the commission has been given the power to amend Annex III, which lists high-risk use cases, and much of the enforcement practices are still up to be defined. Given the stakes, it would be better to start from scratch. The Commission has already committed itself to reviewing the Act in 2029. To escape the strange world of the EU AI Act, Europe should do that now. Unverified source (2024)