EU claims cuts to GDPR, AI rules will help business growth

Silicon Republic•Thursday, November 20, 2025 at 9:05:15 AM

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EU claims cuts to GDPR, AI rules will help business growth

The EU has announced plans to consolidate data regulations into the Data Act and GDPR, aiming to simplify compliance for businesses and promote growth.
This move is seen as a response to the need for clearer regulations that can support innovation and efficiency in the business sector.
However, there are concerns regarding potential rollbacks of digital protections, as recent proposals suggest diluting the AI Act and simplifying data protection measures, raising questions about the balance between growth and consumer rights.

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