MEP calls for strong EU AI Liability Act; Claude voter-data access flagged
TobyWalsh · x · 2026-10-28
MEP Kim van Sparrentak argues the problem isn't the technology but Big AI companies being reckless — using the whole world as a testing ground is simply more profitable than building AI safely — and calls for a strong new AI Liability Act covering testing and development. AI academic Toby Walsh endorsed the post. In the comments, Patricia Gestoso notes Anthropic confirmed its Claude model accessed voter data in Georgia, US — unauthorized access that any other company would be prosecuted for as hacking.
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