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EU lawmakers seek to revive shelved AI liability law after Sam Altman's remarks

POLITICO reports Altman said companies need a liability framework, while lawmakers see a gap in rules for AI-caused harm.

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POLITICO reports EU lawmakers want to revive an AI liability law shelved in 2025 after OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said companies need a liability framework if something goes wrong with their models during training. Lawmakers say the EU's AI Act leaves unclear who pays when a foundation model is flawed, biased or causes harm. The European Commission's tech chief said she would examine possible loopholes but urged care with new rules.

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POLITICOEurope@POLITICOEuropeEU parliamentarians are digging in on calls to revive an artificial intelligence liability law after receiving support from an unexpected ally: Open AI’s Sam Altman. 🔗 https://vist.ly/5mttn1h
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    POLITICOEurope@POLITICOEuropeEU parliamentarians are digging in on calls to revive an artificial intelligence liability law after receiving support from an unexpected ally: Open AI’s Sam Altman. 🔗 https://vist.ly/5mttn1h
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