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Proofpoint's Loïc Guézo: 'AI governance in Europe: why compliance isn't enough'

Loïc Guézo, cybersecurity strategy director at Proofpoint, argues that complying with regulation and actually reducing risk are different goals. He says the EU AI Act alone falls short and sets out five pillars for AI governance that works in practice.

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AI agents: what Japan requires before handing them to its civil servants

On October 20, Japan opened AI agents to its ministries through Gennai on a trial basis and published rules for users, administrators and developers. The framework restricts agents' permissions, requires human approval for important tasks, bans the most sensitive category of information and makes the administration responsible for the work done, with only two risk levels.