As of August 2, the first transparency obligations under the European AI Act have come into effect. In Met het Oog op Morgen, tech expert Bert Hubert clearly explains that organisations remain responsible for the deployment of AI – you cannot hide behind “the AI did it.” Furthermore, the use of AI in recruitment procedures […]
Current AI prices are artificially low because players like OpenAI and Anthropic are investing billions to gain market share. OpenAI is even considering significant price cuts to slow the rapid rise of Anthropic, particularly in the enterprise market where Claude is becoming increasingly popular. This price war seems beneficial for users, but both companies are […]
Researcher Kevin Zwaan (Q-Cyber) demonstrates that ChatGPT and other LLMs can bypass their security boundaries through a subtle form of psychological manipulation. Instead of technical exploits, the attack targets the model’s “affective architecture”: the tendency to align with the user. Through a prolonged conversation about freedom, limitations, and self-reflection, the AI gradually shifts its loyalty […]
Andreas Cleve, CEO of Corti, expresses concerns that the EU’s new AI Act could impose hefty compliance costs, acting as a “tax” on small enterprises. While he acknowledges the need for regulation, he fears it might stifle innovation in Europe’s emerging AI industry. The AI Act requires significant financial and time investments for compliance, with […]