The European Union published a “General Purpose AI Code of Practice,” explaining voluntary steps developers can take to meet the AI Act’s requirements for general‑use models. The code directs builders of models deemed to pose “systemic risks” to document data sources, log compute and energy use, and report security or safety incidents within two to ten days. Microsoft, Mistral, and all OpenAI opted in, while Meta declined. Read our full breakdown in The Batch to see what the guidelines mean for developers’ costs and timelines: https://hubs.la/Q03zNqSp0
Marlon M.
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United States military will never accept this law, and they will inspire every army in the world to not do so so at last real danger will remain always unchecked. Still a very big positive step.
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Ricardo Gil
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Understandable that some of AI banned applications for posing unacceptable risk will not be accepted by countries such as China which are already in place. Related to high risk, I agree with the labeling of AI generated video, images, text even if not for the single purpose of possible geopolitical incidents that can be caused by such activities. Even though some big companies are aligned to comply with such terms in the AI act, companies that deny it, even after relaxation of such demands, will either have to be coerced through the means of fines or actual compliance in the future. There’s already a multitude of applications that lack security measurements and where the models used behind them have no clear definition of usage, thus theoretically and practically affect the general public. Only time will tell where the advancements in the underlying technology will take us, but definitely prevention of such risks must be taken into account
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