After a surge of new digital legislation over the past two years, the European Commission appears to have no intention of easing its pace in reshaping Europe’s regulatory landscape – whether for better or worse. Its current agenda includes not only the potential reopening of the AI Act, but also a reform of the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). While less visible, the GDPR reform could have far-reaching consequences. It could either weaken the EU’s core legal protections due to lobbying pressure or successfully modernise the regulation to meet the challenges posed by today’s data-driven technologies … (more)
[Hannah Ruschemeier, Verfassungsblog, 10 July 2025]
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