Hungary has proposed placing EU safety teams inside frontier artificial intelligence labs, bringing regulators closer to the development of advanced models. The pitch suggests teams could monitor work and assess potential risks from within, rather than relying solely on information provided by companies or external evaluations. It would raise questions about how such teams are appointed, what information they could access, and how their independence would be protected. The proposal is an idea for stronger oversight; it does not mean the EU has adopted a new requirement.
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