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EU AI Office says it has sent initial AI Act information requests

In an October 14 speech, a European Commission vice-president said the EU AI Office had sent requests for information on AI security, external evaluation and monitoring as it began using its AI Act powers. The official speech does not identify recipients or announce a non-compliance decision or fine. This is an EU information-gathering step, with any named-company attribution still unverified here.

Primary source · European Commission · October 14, 2026

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