OpenAI Proposes Cybersecurity Tool Access to EU Amid Anthropic's Inactivity

OpenAI Proposes Cybersecurity Tool Access to EU Amid Anthropic's Inactivity

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On May 11, 2026, OpenAI offered the European Commission open access to its cybersecurity tools, while its competitor Anthropic has not made a similar proposal. The Commission has held several meetings with Anthropic but has not discussed access to its AI models. OpenAI's initiative, led by George Osborne, aims to collaborate with European policymakers to enhance cybersecurity. This offer follows the Commission's classification of OpenAI's ChatGPT under the Digital Services Act, necessitating regulation. The proactive approach by OpenAI contrasts with Anthropic's lack of engagement on this front.

Key Points: • OpenAI has offered the EU access to its cybersecurity tools, unlike Anthropic. • The European Commission has had multiple meetings with Anthropic without discussing AI model access. • George Osborne leads OpenAI's initiative to strengthen cybersecurity collaboration with EU.

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2026-04-11
EU classifies ChatGPT under Digital Services Act
The European Commission stated that OpenAI's ChatGPT should be regulated as a large online engine under the Digital Services Act.
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2026-05-11
OpenAI offers cybersecurity tool access to EU
OpenAI proposes open access to its cybersecurity features to the European Commission, aiming to enhance security collaboration.
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2026-05-11
Anthropic's engagement with EU remains limited
The European Commission has held four or five meetings with Anthropic but no discussions on AI model access have occurred.
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