By Júlia Tar and Matthew Newman ( September 21, 2026, 14:08 GMT | Insight) -- EU governments are divided over proposed General Data Protection Regulation rules on AI, data transfers and pseudonymized data, according to written comments seen by MLex. The countries support parts of Ireland’s recent Digital Omnibus compromise, but seek changes to its GDPR, ePrivacy cookie and cyber-reporting proposals.EU governments are divided over proposed General Data Protection Regulation rules on AI, data transfers and pseudonymized data, according to comments on the digital simplification package seen by MLex. The comments, made on Sept. 17, support some parts of the compromise, but seek changes to AI, cookie and cyber-reporting rules....
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