EU Official Albuquerque: Full Assessment of AI Risks Difficult

The significance here is less about any new rule than about the framing: a senior EU voice conceding that comprehensive AI risk assessment is not currently achievable, while expecting the problem to grow. That admission matters for the bloc's regulatory posture, since it implies future measures may be built on partial visibility rather than complete understanding. It affects everyone building or deploying AI under EU scrutiny, and the open question is whether this candour translates into adaptive, iterative rules or simply delays harder decisions.