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A new report on safety in industry shows that near-miss situations are more often noticed by workers than by their supervisors. Warning signals may therefore not reach the people who decide on OHS rules.
A new White House team is to coordinate U.S. policy on AI, and the biggest companies in the industry have signed a non-binding safety commitment. This does not change the obligations that EU law imposes on AI providers.
Brussels launched a European messenger in case Microsoft services fail and drew harsh reviews from some employees. Paris is planning a full migration of 2.5 million civil servants.
The deadline passed on Thursday. The last days before it overloaded government services, but the ministries assure that there will be no financial penalties for being late.
From January 2027, data from Google's search engine is also to be made available to AI chatbot developers. The outcome of the dispute will determine whether alternative search engines and AI assistants get better tools to compete for users.
The European Commission, the French administration and the Austrian military are testing or deploying European and open-source software. The reasons are concerns about data control, licensing costs and dependence on U.S. suppliers.
A doctor will no longer issue sick leave for all activities at once if the illness allows one of them to be performed. This is the final stage of the L4 reform. Small companies will be able to check sick leave on their own as early as April.
The European Commission wants a messenger independent of Microsoft, but its first users complain about ease of use. Similar projects to move away from American tools are also being pursued by France and the Austrian military.
Poland's artificial intelligence supervisory authority is gaining powers to inspect and impose penalties. This directly affects companies that use chatbots or AI-generated content in customer service and sales.
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