The birth of the Artificial Intelligence Act was a drawn-out, exasperating affair.
In December 2023, European officials laboured for 36 hours to agree on the legislation considered to be a world first. “I saw my colleagues at their wits’ end,” says Laura Caroli, who took part as an assistant to one of the European parliament’s key negotiators, and is a former senior fellow at think-tank CSIS.
The stakes were high. Success would mean Brussels leading the way in crafting comprehensive rules for a technology forecast to transform the global economy. “There was massive international pressure,” says Caroli.
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