EU issues voluntary code of practice for general-purpose AI ahead of AI Act rollout.

The European Commission has published a nine-page code to guide companies on meeting transparency, copyright, and safety obligations under the AI Act’s general-purpose AI provisions. Those rules take effect on August 2, with enforcement deferred for at least a year and fines of up to 35 million euros or 7 percent of global turnover for breaches. Despite resistance from major tech firms and an open letter from over 40 European companies seeking a two-year delay, Brussels has confirmed it will stick to its timeline.

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