EU tech chief says AI Act is capable of meeting the risk from rogue AI agents
EU tech chief Henna Virkkunen told Reuters that the guardrails of the European Union's AI Act are capable of meeting the risk posed by rogue AI agents. The European Commission sent requests for information in late August to more than 30 AI companies, and Virkkunen said she is now assessing their responses.
NoteFor banks and payment firms deploying agents, the review of these companies' answers is the next thing to watch.
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