Google says it will sign EU’s AI code of practice

Google has confirmed that it will sign the European Union’s general purpose AI practice code, it is a voluntary structure that helps implement the process and systems to comply with the AI developers’ block AI law.

Significantly, meta At the beginning of this month It says that it will not sign the code, the EU AI has called for the implementation of the “overreach” and says Europe is “misleading the AI”.

Google’s promise is implemented on August 2 before the rules for suppliers for “General-Planning AI models with systemic risk”. Companies that are likely to be influenced by these rules include main names like anthropologists, Google, Meta and OpenAI, as well as several other large generator models, and they will have two years to fully comply with the AI law.

A Blog post On Wednesday, Google’s Global Affairs president, Kent Walker, acknowledged that the final version of the practice code was better than what the EU initially suggested, but he still mentioned the reserves around the AI law and code.

“We are concerned that the AI law and code risk the development of Europe and the establishment of AI. In particular, the departure of the EU copyright law, the slowment of approval or the necessary requirements that can cool European models and cool the deployment, damage Europe,” Walker wrote.

By signing the EU Practice codeAI companies will agree to follow a slate of the guidelines, which include providing updated documentation about their AI equipment and services; There is no training AI in pirated materials; And obey the owners’ requests of the contents not to use their tasks in their datasets.

Ay Risk -based control For AI applications, the EU Landmark AI Act prohibits the use of some “unacceptable risk” such as cognitive behavior or social scoring. The rules also define a set of “high-risk” with biometrics and facial recognition and the use of AI in domains such as education and employment. This law also needs to register the AI systems of the developers and fill the risk-and quality-manipulation obligations.