“Personal data” means one thing in Dublin, another in Warsaw, a third in Madrid. One concept, 27 readings.
Settle the definition in the Digital Omnibus, so one interpretation travels across every border.
Digital Omnibus (GDPR) · definitionsWithout a workable legitimate interest basis, European AI gets built elsewhere and sold back to us.
The AI Act should set a clear, risk based and harmonised pathway, with a proper balancing test. Europe can host the innovation or pay for someone else’s.
AI Act · Classification rules for high-risk AI systemsToday one incident means several reports: different content, different clocks, different authorities.
The Digital Omnibus should deliver a single EU reporting portal. Security improves the moment incident response stops competing with form filling.
Digital Omnibus (NIS 2) · incident reportingThirteen laws already cover dark patterns. The Digital Fairness Act would make fourteen.
Stacking a new instrument on unresolved overlaps deepens the fragmentation it is meant to fix. Enforce the thirteen consistently before writing the fourteenth.
Digital Fairness Act · overlapThe level of consumer protection depends on your postcode
The Consumer Protection Cooperation Regulation should let national authorities act together, and act faster, against operators based outside the EU. Same rulebook, same answer, wherever the consumer lives.
Consumer Protection Cooperation Regulation · cross border enforcementFive files, already on the table. Fixing them costs no new legislation, only one reading of the rules Europe has.
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