New Luxembourg AI bill addressing enforcement concerns, data watchdog head says
By Matthew Newman ( October 26, 2026, 16:10 GMT | Insight) -- Companies using or supplying AI in Luxembourg could see more consistent enforcement of the EU’s AI law under revised legislation to strengthen the privacy watchdog’s coordinating powers, the authority’s president has told MLex. The government is preparing a revised draft law that could ensure enforcement is done in the same way for all Luxembourg's authorities, Tine Larsen, the president of the Commission Nationale pour la Protection des Données said in an interview.Companies using or supplying AI in Luxembourg could see more consistent enforcement of the EU’s AI Act under revised legislation to strengthen the privacy watchdog’s coordinating powers, the authority’s president has told MLex....
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