After the AI Liability Directive's withdrawal, adopt new EU rules easing the burden of proof for people harmed by AI systems, closing the compensation gap and preventing member-state fragmentation.
The AILD was withdrawn (announced Feb 2025; formal OJ withdrawal 6 Oct 2025). BEUC, ARTICLE 19, ECNL, CDT Europe, Enforce and Mozilla urged the Commission to begin preparatory work on replacement rules (Apr 2025). No new Commission proposal as of July 2026.
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Commission 2025 work programme announces intention to withdraw the AI Liability Directive
AI Liability DirectiveBEUC-led coalition open letter urges preparatory work on replacement AI liability rules
AI Liability DirectiveWithdrawal formally completed (OJ C/2025/5423); file closed
AI Liability Directive1 claims · every quote links to its document
“The EU needs rules to address the legal gaps left by the AILD withdrawal and ensure a fairer, simpler path to compensation for all people affected by AI systems, including consumers in the EU, in case of harm by an AI system.”
Joint letter with ARTICLE 19, ECNL, CDT Europe, Enforce and Mozilla.
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