The third draft no longer requires AI companies to publish a copyright policy, and only “encourages” them to do so.

The EU’s AI Office has been working on a code of practice for how technology companies should comply with the EU AI Act. The creative industries have now strongly criticised the current draft of that ...

Opinion: Morrison Foerster attorneys say the latest Code of Practice draft for copyright-related obligations lessens ...

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models on complying with provisions of the EU AI Act, a third draft of the Code of Practice was published on Tuesday. The Code has been in development since last year, and this draft is expected ...

"It would never be enough," AI Act lead negotiator Brando Benifei tells Fortune of any effort to appease the Trump White ...

The tech lobbies secured a number of concessions compared to earlier drafts, but still complain on several grounds.

The EU AI Act sets out a risk-based approach in an attempt to address the risks and issues that AI could potentially pose and ...

Draft guidance for AI companies won’t ensure that they comply with the AI Act or EU copyright law, say rights holders.

Feedback on draft possible up to 30 March, before the final Code of Practice on General-Purpose AI is set to come out in May.View on euronews ...

A group of MEPs involved in the negotiations on the European law on artificial intelligence, including the AI ;;Act ...

The European Commission recently published guidance on the definition of an AI system and prohibited AI practices. In addition, the third draft of ...