Caseloads are rising in France's administrative courts, with the Rennes tribunal registering 8,726 cases in 2025 against 7,643 in 2024. The Council of State raises the alarm in its public report, as appeals drafted with AI add to the pressure.
The EU AI Office is drafting rules under which investigative steps would restart the AI Act's five-year limitation period for penalties, which could be extended up to ten years. The draft, which also covers access to case files, is open for consultation until November 9.
German public IT provider Dataport says LLMoin, an AI assistant shared by seven federal states and 17 municipal clients, now has 100,000 users. Built with Hamburg as a reusable product with separate workspaces, it shows how German administrations pool their AI tools.
Wired's Uncanny Valley podcast discusses an unexpected feature in Meta's Muse, opaque spending by the largest pro-AI super PAC, and men's tendency to overstate what they know about AI.
Wired reports that attacks carried out with powerful AI models keep causing damage, yet victims are rarely pursuing the AI companies. Instead, they are being encouraged to adopt the same tools.
In the United States, an AI can now prescribe medication on its own and remotely, using a simple photo of the face in place of a visit to a dermatologist.