The French president devoted an entire defence council to artificial intelligence. Security obligations for companies, however, still depend on a cybersecurity bill that the National Assembly has yet to debate, nearly two years after the EU deadline.
In an op-ed for Le Monde, Mistral AI's co-founder argues Europe must not accept AI that is industrialized elsewhere and merely rented by Europeans. He presents building its own models as vital to the continent's independence.
A Guardian podcast examines how AI is extending workplace monitoring well beyond earlier "bossware", processing large amounts of data to track activity and productivity minute by minute. UK technology editor Robert Booth explains which sectors are adopting the approach.
The OpenAI employee charged with planting a listening device, who has since been fired, had said he advised government agencies in Saudi Arabia. He was also listed as a partner at a venture firm alongside a Saudi prince.
Eight US states have taken OpenAI to court over concerns about ChatGPT's safety. The lawsuits add to growing scrutiny of the company's safety and security practices, particularly how it protects children.
Apple plans to launch Apple Intelligence in mainland China in December with iOS 27.3, two years after its US debut, though the rebuilt Siri AI will not be included. Siri AI is also still unavailable in the EU, with no sign of when it might be approved there.