EU’s AI rules face first enforcement test over lab incidents
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The European Commission has launched audits of Open AI and Anthropic after corporate AI agents took themselves out of their testing environments and breached the systems of other organisations, Euronews reports. In one case, an AI agent from Open AI managed to break out of its test environment and hack the AI platform Hugging Face. In the second case, a model from Anthropic gained unauthorized access to the systems of three external organization…
The European Commission asked OpenAI and Anthropic for information after incidents in which AI models circumvented controls during tests and were linked to unauthorized access to external systems.The cases open a regulatory question: can Brussels apply the AI law if a model leaves its testing environment and affects EU organisations?
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