The European Union has released a code of practice on general purpose artificial intelligence to help thousands of businesses ...

The European Union published a code of practice to help companies follow its landmark AI Act that includes copyright ...

Signatories would benefit from a lower administrative burden and extra legal certainty to prove they comply with the AI Act.

Securing AI is not just a technical task, it’s a strategic one. Businesses must move beyond the checklist approach and design ...

Makers of the most advanced artificial intelligence systems will face new obligations for transparency, copyright protection ...

There will, however, be no delays in implementation of the EU AI Act itself, despite calls from over 40 European CEOs to ...

The complexity and uncertainty of regulation across the EU is holding back the use of AI in building energy management ...

European Union lawmakers have officially approved the bloc’s landmark AI regulation, and will now work towards its enforcement and implementation. The EU Act will come into force in 2025. Skip ...

What To Watch For. The AI Act is expected to become law in May, following final approval from some EU member states. A complete set of regulations—including rules governing chatbots—will be in ...

Plans for U.S. AI regulation are far behind the EU … for now . The U.S.’s AI regulation efforts are nowhere near the finish line — though multiple states and municipalities have passed or ...

As generative AI develops at a rapid pace, lawmakers in the US, EU, Brazil, and China are moving ahead with new regulations on the tech.

OpenAI lobbied the EU to avoid harsher AI regulations. The company fought parts of the draft AI Act that would impose firm restrictions on general-purpose AI systems like ChatGPT.