The European Commission has created a new agency to regulate artificial intelligence

Office staff—technologists, lawyers, and economists—will play a key role in implementing AI-related regulations, particularly around general-purpose AI models. The agency also promotes research and innovation in reliable artificial intelligence within the EU. The office will consist of 140 people and will be located within the European Commission.

According to the new legislation, artificial intelligence systems are categorized based on their risk. High-risk AI systems must meet strict requirements and obligations in order to enter the EU market. Furthermore, the use of certain AI applications, such as cognitive behavioral manipulation and social profiling, will be prohibited.