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EU Commission calls on countries to cut energy demands as costs surge (opens the original)
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The European Commission has told capitals to reduce demand for gas and electricity in a bid to tame prices amid a global energy crunch. "In the context of constrained global supply and high price volatility, demand reduction can be an effective tool to contain prices," EU Commissioner for Energy and Housing Dan Jørgensen wrote in a letter to EU ministers, dated Sept. 25 and seen by POLITICO. In the letter, Jørgensen invites ministers to take measures to reduce demand for gas and electricity "for
Swiss say no to hardening neutrality principle, safeguarding sanctions on Russia (opens the original)
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Swiss voters appear to have rejected a proposal to introduce a more rigid enforcement of the country's neutrality principle — repudiating an idea which would have made imposing sanctions against Moscow more difficult. In a referendum which took place Sunday, around 7 out of 10 Swiss participants voted against the "safeguard Swiss neutrality" initiative, according to projections from the Swiss polling institute GFS Bern. Early official results put the "no" camp at 68%, with a participation rate o
Men arrested for explosive offenses at UK airbase used for US strikes on Iran (opens the original)
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Police in the U.K. have declared a major incident at Fairford air base in Gloucestershire, south-west England, after several men were arrested on suspicion of offenses under the explosives act. The air base hosts the United States Air Force, and is being used by U.S. forces to carry out strikes against Iran. A number of properties have been evacuated in Whelford, a village near RAF Fairford, following the incident. A cordon is currently in place. Gloucestershire Police confirmed that the Army’s
Von der Leyen ally slams EU Commission’s AI response (opens the original)
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The European Commission has failed to keep pace with AI developments, Axel Voss, a key German conservative lawmaker on tech policy, said in an interview. An EPP ally of Commission President Ursula von der Leyen in the European Parliament, Voss criticized the way the Commission is enforcing its artificial intelligence rules in the wake of a series of AI hacking incidents, including OpenAI-powered agents going rogue and breaking into the AI company Hugging Face. "The whole working method of the Eu
Rogue AI warnings are mostly ‘marketing,’ top European AI CEO says (opens the original)
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AMSTERDAM — The flurry of incidents in which AI agents went rogue and hacked other companies, and subsequent warnings of AI getting out of control, should be taken with a pinch of salt, a leading European AI boss told POLITICO. “I think a lot of it is marketing, to overemphasize the proposed capabilities,” Max Junestrand, co-founder and CEO of Legora, an American-Swedish firm that develops collaborative AI tools for lawyers, said in an interview when asked about this summer’s AI hacking incident
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