European Commission publishes final general-purpose AI code of practice
The European Commission published the final general-purpose AI code of practice, setting out how providers of large models can demonstrate compliance with the AI Act's transparency and systemic-risk obligations. Signatories gain a presumption of conformity; non-signatories must show equivalent measures. The code covers training-data summaries, copyright policy and incident reporting. Fifteen providers have signed. The Commission said the code is voluntary but that supervision begins immediately.
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- Fifteen providers have signed the code as of publication. Reuters
- Signatories gain a presumption of conformity; others must show equivalent measures. Frankfurter Allgemeine ZeitungArtificial Lawyer
- The code covers training-data summaries, copyright policy and incident reporting. ReutersLe Monde
- Supervision begins immediately, though the code itself remains voluntary. Artificial Lawyer
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