US EditionEU unveils AI code of practice to help businesses comply with bloc’s rules
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM, JUL 10 – The EU's voluntary code aims to ensure AI transparency, safety, and copyright compliance with fines up to €35 million for violations starting in 2026, despite industry calls for delay.
- The European Union released a voluntary code of practice on artificial intelligence to assist businesses in adhering to AI rules.
- The code includes transparency requirements, copyright protections, and safety guidelines for AI systems.
- Henna Virkkunen stated that the code aims to ensure AI models in Europe are innovative, safe, and transparent.
- Over 40 European companies, including Airbus and Mercedes-Benz, requested a two-year delay in implementing the new regulations.
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Presented the Code of Conduct that should help companies to comply with the new regulation that will come into force in August, criticized by many European multinationals for the excess of constraints compared to other jurisdictions
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