Foreign government response

How did another government answer the slowdown call?

2 records of kind foreign government response are on the Slowdown Docket as of September 2026: 1 verified, 1 reported, 0 announced, 0 absent, 0 open. By jurisdiction: European Union 1, China 1.

Foreign government response

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Reported, primary not reachedForeign government responseDKT-2026-0013
The European Commission's handling of OpenAI's AI Act incident report, and the absence of a pause response
European Union · verified 16 September 2026
TNW reported on 7 September 2026 that spokesperson Thomas Regnier confirmed receipt of OpenAI's incident report, said the Commission was reviewing it and remained in contact with the company, and would not say when it was filed.
VerifiedForeign government responseDKT-2026-0011
China's foreign ministry answer to the slowdown call: fear mongering hampers global AI governance
China · verified 16 September 2026
The transcript on fmprc.gov.cn records the question as Reuters' and the date as 14 September 2026.

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