Researchers find all big-name bots bomb EU compliance tests
Aithos, a nonprofit AI research foundation, has found that all major large language models (LLMs) fail to comply with EU regulations. Their tool, LARA, assessed these models and revealed that some break the law in up to 93 percent of scenarios. This raises concerns about the legal responsibilities of developers and organizations using these AI systems.
- ▪All leading large language models assessed by Aithos failed EU compliance tests.
- ▪The Kimi K2.6 model from Moonshot AI was identified as the worst offender.
- ▪Aithos warns that developers and organizations using these models may face legal liabilities.
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