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A key aspect of the E.U.’s AI Act could be watered down after France, Germany and Italy advocated to limit regulation of foundation models.

With the OpenAI saga playing out across the pond, the European tech community has been waiting for the latest updates as if a new series of "Succession"

Ursula von der Leyen said increasing access to the three supercomputers in the EU will help AI start-ups compete globally.

Divisions over how to set rules for applying artificial intelligence are complicating talks between European Union lawmakers trying to secure a political "We're advocating for hard laws on the product safety side. And by enforcing these laws the application makers turn to the foundational model makers for the tools and for the guarantees that the model is controllable and safe."

Negotiations between European Union lawmakers tasked with reaching a compromise on a risk-based framework for regulating applications of artificial intelligence appear to be on a tricky knife edge. Speaking during a roundtable yesterday afternoon, organized by the European Center for Not-For-Profit Law (ECNL) and the civil society association EDRi, Brando Benifei, MEP and one of the parliament's co-rappoteurs for AI legislation, described talks on the AI Act as being at a "complicated" and "difficult" stage. The closed door talks between EU co-legislators, or "t...