The Dutch government was one of the first EU governments to develop a vision document on the impact of generative AI on society.

As a preparatory measure for the future German legislation on regulatory sandboxes, a public consultation on the topic was launched. This consultation builds further on past policy actions in this regard. One of those actions was the publication of a handbook for regulatory sandboxes.

The British government has published a whitepaper detailing its plans for a pro-innovation approach to AI regulation

The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has been piloting a Digital Sandbox-project. This project may serve as an interesting approach for regulatory sandboxes.

The new compromise text of the Artificial Intelligence Act (AIA) by the Council of the EU has been published. The text, presented by the Czech presidency, follows and builds on the previous (partial) compromises under Slovenian and French presidencies