The EU has released a guide for how large AI makers can comply with the AI Act’s newly instituted rules to prevent systemic risks.

The European Commission has released new guidelines for AI models identified as having systemic risks, preparing companies ...

Meta Platforms, however, already dismissed the EU’s guidelines. The European Commission released the General-Purpose AI (GPAI ...

Microsoft is expected to endorse the EU's AI code of practice while Meta criticizes the guidelines, citing legal ...

Meta, the US company behind Facebook and Instagram, rejects the EU code on AI regulation. The company sees overregulation and ...

Meta has refused to sign the EU’s voluntary AI Code of Practice, citing legal uncertainties and overregulation.

Several companies, including OpenAI and France-based Mistral, have already committed to the voluntary framework, which requires developers to enhance transparency, adhere to EU copyright law, and ...

Meta's Joel Kaplan says the EU is heading down the wrong path on AI. Discover why Meta refuses to sign the EU’s AI Code of Practice ...

A senior Meta executive said the EU’s ‘overreach will throttle the development and deployment of frontier AI models’ in the ...

Meta's Joel Kaplan criticises the EU's AI code, suggesting it hinders innovation and introduces legal uncertainties for ...

Meta has rejected the European Union's code of practice for its upcoming AI Act, citing legal uncertainties and overreaching measures.

Microsoft is expected to ink the European Union's (EUs) code of practise to help aid companies in comlying with Europe's landmark artificial intellegence (AI) rules.