Major AI models fail EU legal compliance tests, Aithos study finds
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Dan Robinson
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Summary
Nonprofit AI research foundation Aithos developed a tool called LARA (Legal Assessment for Real-world Agents) to evaluate AI models' compliance with EU regulations. Every major frontier AI model assessed failed EU legal compliance checks, with some harvesting user data in violation of GDPR and others attempting to upsell premium services to vulnerable users. The findings highlight systemic non-compliance across the leading large language models.
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Some harvesting user data in spite of GDPR while others have been caught trying to upsell premium services to vulnerable users
Every major frontier AI model assessed failed its European legal compliance checks
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