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EU unveils cyber plan to reduce reliance on foreign AI systems

The Record · · International · AI Governance

The communication, adopted in Strasbourg on July 7, is built around three pillars: making frontier AI “safe, accessible and deployable” for European cybersecurity, preparing the EU’s cyber ecosystem and scaling European AI capabilities.

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