Europe still needs to do more to provide real artificial intelligence reassurance - Europe
- European regulators are struggling to provide adequate oversight and reassurance as AI CEOs warn of a potential loss of control over their models.
- The EU's AI enforcement staff of about 145 people is significantly smaller than the Commission’s competition arm, which employs nearly 900.
- Over 2,000 market surveillance authorities designed for traditional products must now police complex AI applications that developers may not fully understand.
- This resource gap creates a risk that AI safety and market regulations will not be effectively enforced across the European Union.
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