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Jimmy Farrell

EU AI policy lead, Pour Demain

2 articles · 16 April 2026 to 29 July 2026

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Warned that competitive salaries and administrative innovation are needed to attract competent AI researchers to the public sector.
Argued the UK's rapid analysis of Mythos proves Europe could do the same and that the model makes such capacity urgent.

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EU AI safety unit gains powers to fine and ban frontier models from Sunday

A 37-strong Brussels team can now impose fines of up to €15 million or 3% of global turnover on OpenAI, Anthropic and other frontier model providers that fail to mitigate systemic risks.

Ana Belić29 July 20267 min read

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EU AI Office locked out of Anthropic hacking model as staffing crisis deepens

The Commission's safety unit has 36 staff and no access to Mythos, while the UK institute analysed it within days. MEPs and safety groups demand urgent reinforcement.

Ana Belić16 April 20267 min read

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