TechnologyBrussels, BelgiumUpdated Jul 24, 09:21 UTC

EU launches joint AI safety network across 12 member states

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Key points

  • Twelve EU countries will share incident reports through a new AI safety network.
  • The programme will monitor high-risk systems used in health, transport and public services.
  • A common reporting standard is expected to be published in September.
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A shared safety system

The European Commission announced a cross-border network designed to help national regulators exchange information about failures involving high-risk artificial intelligence systems.

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What it covers

The first phase focuses on AI used in healthcare, transport and public services, with additional sectors expected to join next year.

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Network announced

The Commission publishes the programme charter and names the first 12 participating states.

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