Pieter Haeck

The EU's national leaders have agreed to sit down to talk about AI development and safety for the first time.

A hefty EU fine against Google and one against Alibaba in the same week have both U.S. and Chinese authorities asking how these penalties are determined.

The first-ever case of an artificial intelligence agent going rogue coincides with the EU's major new powers to regulate AI. But Europe's leverage may be limited by the U.S.-China two-way race for AI supremacy.

Germany, Greece, Portugal, Italy and Spain are backing plans to build the largest hubs.

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A new European Commission unit is about to have the power to fine or even shut down top AI platforms if they don't ensure safety.

The EU's executive is seeking contract agents for two units within the two-year-old AI Office just as its power is expanding.

The EU is requiring “watermarking” to signal that content was made with artificial intelligence. Big Tech is falling in line.

As summer blazes are again spreading across the continent, satellites can now gather images and data to map damage and detect fires at an early stage.

Countries are set to gather in November for talks on weapons which use AI.