EU Rules on AI Models Become Enforceable. What's Going to Change?
The AI Office can test advanced models, require access and levy fines of up to 7% of global turnover.
- From Sunday, The European Union will enforce landmark artificial intelligence rules, gaining the power to fine Companies breaking the law.
- Regulators struggled to access American AI developer Anthropic's Mythos model this year, prompting the Act to require firms provide model access for testing by the Office.
- Transparency mandates require firms label AI-generated content and ensure chatbots identify themselves as artificial, with violations incurring fines up to 7% of annual turnover or €35 million.
- The Act bans artificial intelligence systems generating sexualized deepfakes, a measure following outrage over non-consensual nudes produced by Elon Musk's chatbot Grok, and prohibits predictive policing.
- Existing AI systems have until Dec 2 to adapt, with exemptions for "artistic, creative, satirical, fictional" work; More rules apply for high-risk systems From December 2027 and August 2028.
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EU to get power to enforce rules on AI starting today
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