The European Commission has received the final code of conduct for general-purpose AI models, setting the stage for the EU AI Regulation rollout in August 2025. The new code, which is voluntary, aims to help providers meet the upcoming legal requirements.<br /> The article EU's Model Documentation Form makes AI providers explain their models like it's tax season appeared first on THE DECODER. [...]
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