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AI Act 1 year ago
The European AI Office is recruiting Legal and Policy Officers with a deadline of 15 January 2025. Salaries range from €4,100 to €8,600 monthly, and candidates must have at least three years of experience in EU digital policies or legislation respectively. The positions aim to support the development of trustworthy AI governance in Europe.
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31 July 2026
OpenAI's compliance documentation for European regulators sets the tone for a day dominated by the growing friction between AI deployment and governance. The company published detailed safety, security, and transparency practices aligned with the EU AI Act—a move that underscores how regulatory frameworks are now shaping where and how AI companies operate. But compliance is just one half of the story. The other half is speed and cost: OpenAI slashed GPT-5.6 prices by 20 to 80 percent through recursive self-optimization improvements in kernel rewriting and speculative decoding, pushing GPT-5.4 intelligence costs down roughly 13-fold in four months. That economics-driven pricing cascade is already forcing downstream workflows to migrate toward cheaper inference tiers, a structural shift that will ripple through enterprise adoption.
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