The European Union on Friday unveiled a new team to police artificial intelligence companies around the world as it moves to enforce one of the toughest regulatory regimes the sector has faced so far. The move comes as concerns grow over the risks AI could pose to people, politics and prosperity, and just before the bloc's AI Act comes into force on Sunday.advertisementRead Full StoryUnder the new rules, AI companies will have to clearly tell consumers, through labels or digital watermarks, when chatbots or images have been generated using AI. Brussels also plans to monitor the use of AI models...