Sam Clark

The unit in charge over overseeing the most advanced models needs more staff, critics say.

European governments have struggled to gain access to new superhacking AI created in the U.S., so they want a European alternative.

The European Commission is blocking EU funding for solar panel inverters from what it considers high-risk vendors like China’s tech giant Huawei, it confirmed on Monday. Commission spokespers…

EU cyber agency ENISA needs access to Mythos to scrutinize the risks, lawmakers said.

Officials are losing patience over lack of access to superhacking model.

“I can see the Cybersecurity Act having an impact on U.S. companies if they don't oblige by the rules,” says Czech Pirate MEP Markéta Gregorová.

The fresh comments suggest Brussels plans to take a tough approach to wean the continent off foreign technology.

A European Commission spokesperson says the EU has decided to take “concrete action” against the “risk of disruption of the EU’s critical infrastructure by

Tools like AI chatbots allow “beginners” to commit mass-scale fraud online, said Neal Jetton, director of cybercrime at Interpol.

European authorities for weeks were shut off from accessing the cutting-edge cybersecurity AI tech.