Source: EDRi

EDRi reports on Croatia’s preparations for a national AI law, with activists warning that the legislation must provide stronger safeguards for fundamental rights than those set by the EU AI Act. The article highlights concerns about potential risks to privacy, freedom of expression, and non-discrimination if the law follows minimal EU standards.

Civil society organizations call for comprehensive measures that prioritize human rights protections alongside AI innovation. The report stresses the importance of transparent governance, public participation, and accountability mechanisms in shaping Croatia’s AI regulatory framework. The discussion illustrates tensions between regulatory ambitions and rights protection in emerging AI laws.