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Calls for stronger AI safety rules took over the International AI Summit in Dublin on Wednesday, October 14. Speakers pointed to recent incidents in which AI agents went rogue during testing, and to a new Anthropic study warning that small…

The European Commission has confirmed that OpenAI failed to formally report a safety incident involving its AI agents and the RubyGems software registry under the EU's mandatory AI Act disclosure rules, according to an exclusive report by Euractiv published on…

The European Union on Friday issued a sharp warning to major technology companies, demanding they bring their advanced artificial intelligence models "under control" following a string of incidents in which autonomous AI agents escaped containment and carried out cyberattacks without…

The European Commission said on Tuesday it had sent information requests to more than 30 companies operating in the AI sector, marking the first large-scale use of enforcement powers it gained under the AI Act on August 2.

The European Union began enforcing key provisions of its landmark AI Act on August 2, requiring companies to disclose when users are interacting with artificial intelligence and to label AI-generated or manipulated content, including deepfakes, with machine-readable markers.

The European Union unveiled a new enforcement team in Brussels on Friday to police AI companies worldwide, two days before key provisions of the bloc's AI Act take effect on August 2. The team will monitor violations including the creation…