Officials from all 27 EU 🇪🇺 member states are set to meet in Brussels on Thursday to discuss international rules for advanced AI and receive a technical briefing on recent AI incidents. The EU discussions are expected to focus on international coordination through organizations including the G7, G20 and United Nations. Europe already regulates advanced AI through its AI Act. The European Commission began enforcing parts of the law in August, while the European AI Board brings together representatives from each member state to coordinate implementation. EU tech chief Henna Virkkunen has also called for greater international cooperation on AI regulation and interoperability to avoid fragmented rules across countries. Source: POLITICO