by Raphael Dudler | Jun 25, 2026 | europe & ai
Two developments this week reshape Europe’s access to frontier cyber-AI. Anthropic is offering the EU access to its Mythos cybersecurity model — its first expansion beyond the US and UK — with talks with the EU cybersecurity agency ENISA ongoing. Simultaneously, OpenAI is giving nine major UK banks access to its GPT-5.5-Cyber tool, filling the gap left by Anthropic’s tightly restricted Mythos. After weeks of watching Europe locked out of American AI, the direction has reversed — but the terms deserve scrutiny. gafam.ai’s European analysis.
by Raphael Dudler | Jun 19, 2026 | europe & ai
The 52nd G7 Summit closed today at Évian-les-Bains after three days of negotiations under French presidency. Nine declarations were adopted. A dedicated working lunch on “Ensuring the safe, rapid and effective deployment of artificial intelligence” brought G7 leaders together with business executives. President Macron held the closing press conference. President Trump defended his Iran deal as allies pressed for details. gafam.ai examines what the Évian outcomes actually mean for European AI policy — and what they conspicuously omit.
by Raphael Dudler | Jun 17, 2026 | europe & ai
The G7 Summit concludes today in Évian-les-Bains. France hosted three AI CEOs in the same room for the first time in history. The declaration on protecting minors online is real and binding. The transatlantic AI sovereignty conversation produced voluntary commitments and rhetoric. Both Anthropic and OpenAI confidentially filed S-1 IPO documents during the summit week. gafam.ai’s honest assessment of what Europe actually achieved — and what it once again left on the table.
by Raphael Dudler | May 25, 2026 | europe & ai
The AI for Good Summit — organised by the UN’s International Telecommunication Union — runs July 7–10 in Geneva, Switzerland. It is the world’s largest UN-system AI event, bringing together governments, civil society, academia and industry to address AI’s impact on the sustainable development goals. This year’s summit arrives at the most consequential moment in AI history — six weeks after Google I/O, six weeks before the EU AI Act’s August 2 enforcement date, and in the middle of a $725 billion GAFAM infrastructure spending cycle that is reshaping the global economy. gafam.ai will be covering the summit live — from Geneva, from a European perspective.
by Raphael Dudler | May 22, 2026 | europe & ai
The EU AI Omnibus deal of May 7 delayed high-risk AI compliance to December 2027. But Brussels has not slowed down. On May 8, the Commission opened consultation on AI transparency obligations. On May 19, it sought feedback on high-risk AI classification guidelines. Italy has already passed its own national AI law. Ireland has established a national AI office. The EU AI Act is not waiting for 2027 — it is being built right now, one guideline at a time. gafam.ai explains what changed, what is coming, and what every GAFAM company operating in Europe must do today.
by Raphael Dudler | May 8, 2026 | europe & ai
After nine hours of negotiations, the EU reached a provisional deal on May 7, 2026: high-risk AI rules delayed to December 2027, but a complete ban on AI nudification apps effective December 2026. Brussels blinked on the timeline — but held firm on human dignity. Every GAFAM company operating in Europe is affected. gafam.ai explains what changed, what it means, and what comes next. Published by gafam.ai — The European Eye on Big Tech & Artificial Intelligence.
