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Welcome to The AI Report — the #1 AI newsletter for business leaders.
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Inside: real-world use cases and Partner Perspectives you won’t find anywhere else:
• 1. ✂️ Delete your info from the web with Incogni
• 2. 🇪🇺 EU considers delaying landmark AI move
• 3. 📈 Scale your LinkedIn with Linked Agency
• 4. ⚡️ How AI reclaimed 8.5 full-time roles
• 5. 💰 Meta pledges $600B for US AI infrastructure
• 6. 💻 OpenAI requests federal AI tax credit expansion
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🇪🇺 EU considers delaying landmark AI law
🚨 Our Report
The European Commission is considering delaying key parts of its landmark AI law. The potential changes follow intense pressure from the Trump administration, a public letter from 46 European companies including Airbus and Mercedes-Benz, and separate criticism from tech giants like Meta.
🔓 Key Points
The commission is weighing a one-year grace period for companies that breach rules on high-risk AI and is considering delaying fines for transparency violations until August 2027.
The move follows threats of tariffs from the Trump administration over tech regulations and a public ask from 46 European firms for a two-year pause on the act to allow for “reasonable implementation.”
Lawmakers who drafted the original legislation strongly oppose the proposals, arguing that any delays would create uncertainty and keep citizens exposed to risks the law was designed to prevent.
🔐 Relevance
This potential delay signals a major test for global AI regulation. For businesses, a softer rollout could ease immediate compliance fees but introduces long-term uncertainty. The move highlights the intense conflict between innovation speed and public safety, a tension that will define AI governance and influence policy decisions in other major markets.
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Case Study
How AI reclaimed 8.5 full-time roles
Fintech firm TS Imagine, which builds trading and risk software for banks and hedge funds, faced rising inefficiencies in service and data management.
Manual workflows across 1000s of client tickets, vendor emails, and corporate reports consumed analysts’ time and risked costly errors in daily operations.
The company deployed TAIA, an internal AI agent that classifies emails, routes support tickets, and converts unstructured PDFs into structured portfolio data.
These automations reduced processing fees to 3% of previous levels, freed 8.5 full-time equivalents, and sharply reduced manual data errors.
AI News Story
Meta pledges $600B for US AI infrastructure
Meta has committed to invest $600B in US-based AI and VR infrastructure by 2028, marking one of the largest private tech investments in American history.
The company says the initiative will create 1000s of skilled trade and operational jobs, while strengthening its position with US regulators amid ongoing antitrust and content scrutiny.
This level of spending signals Meta’s intent to anchor its AI ambitions domestically, both to secure political goodwill and to accelerate its push toward “personal superintelligence” products across its platforms.
AI News Story
OpenAI requests federal AI tax break expansion
OpenAI has asked the Trump administration to expand the Chips Law’s 35% AMIC to include AI data centers, grid components, and servers.
In a letter signed by global affairs chief Chris Lehane, OpenAI urged the government to streamline permitting and create a strategic reserve of raw materials like copper and rare earths.
The ask comes as OpenAI expects $20B in annualized revenue by year-end and $1.4T in capital commitments through 2033, highlighting how AI infrastructure is becoming a national economic priority.
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