On Thursday 10 July, the European Commission published the ‘General-Purpose AI Code of Practice’, more than two months after the original deadline.
Divided into three parts (transparency, copyright and security), the ‘Code’ has long been awaited by industry, model providers and NGOs to provide legal certainty on the application of the AI Act.
While the Code remains non-binding, model providers who choose not to adhere will have to prove that they are complying with the obligations...