The European Union rolled out a new enforcement team on Friday to rein in artificial intelligence companies worldwide, marking one of the most aggressive regulatory pushes the high-tech sector has faced. Brussels aims to track AI model use for violations of the bloc's new regulations, including sexually explicit material, fake photos, fake videos, and cyber threats to public infrastructure. The move comes as fears mount globally over the risks r…
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