On Oct. 8, 2026, ITA GVT published DLgs 179 adaptation of national legislation to AI Regulation regarding the powers of national authorities and AI use in training.
Sets out provisions necessary to align national legislation with AI Regulation, relevant RTS, ITS re powers of authorities referred to in art 20 AI Regulation and provisions to ensure coordination with existing sectoral laws, applies to entities in art 2.1 of AI Reg.
In line with general principles in art 3 AI Act, DLgs adopted to ensure anthropocentric approach, proper, transparent, responsible use of AI systems, and monitoring of risks to rights and freedoms; it is structured in 5 chapters divided in 54 articles.
Chapter I General provisions; Chapter II Powers of the National Authorities for Artificial Intelligence; Chapter III Artificial Intelligence for Education, Professions, Work, Healthcare and Public Administration.
Chapter IV Company information and technical-industrial experiences concerning data, algorithms and mathematical methods and Chapter V Final Provisions.
DLgs is effective on Oct. 23, 2026; and more on AI Act implementation in #304921.
On Mar. 19, ITA PRL updated on delegation on artificial intelligence.
ITA PRL updated on bill 1146-A provisions, delegation to GVT on artificial intelligence.
Follows ITA DP Aug. 2024 issued newsletter covering opinion on AI bill, see #222601.
Overview
The bill 1146-A contains provisions and delegation to ITA GVT on artificial intelligence.
It was presented by the President of the Council of Ministers and Minister of Justice.
Bill is connected to public finance maneuver pursuant to art 126-bis of the Regulation.
ITA PRL issued text proposed by 8th, 10th permanent commissions submitted Mar. 19.
The text contains amendments assessed by the commissions and one-by-one results.
Original text of bill is not provided, just debated amendments and their new wording.
In May 2025, ITA CGIL reported position at hearing of bill re AI issues, see #254476.
Sep. 2025 Law Published
On Sep. 25, 2025, ITA GVT published Delegating Law 132 for AI Act implementation.
Set out principles re research, experimentation, development, adoption, application of systems and AI models; promotes correct use, transparent and responsible, in anthropocentric dimension, of AI, aimed at seizing its opportunities.
Ensures supervision of economic and social risks, their impact on fundamental rights in AI; its provisions will be interpreted and apply in accordance with AI Reg 2024/1689.
Law 132 of Sep. 23, 2025 will enter into force on Oct. 10, 2025.
Oct. 2026 New Legislation
On Oct. 8, 2026, ITA GVT published DLgs 179 adaptation of national legislation to AI Regulation regarding the powers of national authorities and AI use in training.
Sets out provisions necessary to align national legislation with AI Regulation, relevant RTS, ITS re powers of authorities referred to in art 20 AI Regulation and provisions to ensure coordination with existing sectoral laws, applies to entities in art 2.1 of AI Reg.
In line with general principles in art 3 AI Act, DLgs adopted to ensure anthropocentric approach, proper, transparent, responsible use of AI systems, and monitoring of risks to rights and freedoms; it is structured in 5 chapters divided in 54 articles.
Chapter I General provisions; Chapter II Powers of the National Authorities for Artificial Intelligence; Chapter III Artificial Intelligence for Education, Professions, Work, Healthcare and Public Administration.
Chapter IV Company information and technical-industrial experiences concerning data, algorithms and mathematical methods and Chapter V Final Provisions.
DLgs is effective on Oct. 23, 2026; and more on AI Act implementation in #304921.
Regulators
ITA GVT; ITA PRL
Entity Types
Corp
Reference
OG 234, 26G00200, 10/8/2026; DLgs 179, 10/7/2026; OG 223, 25G00143, 9/25/2025; Law 132, 9/23/2025; Bill 1146-A, 3/19/2025; AI Reg 2024/1689
Functions
Compliance; Financial; Legal; Technology; Training
