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Three Reasons I am Excited About the New EU AI Act Code of Practice (and a Few Remaining Question Marks) - 3 Quarks Daily
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Meta Rejects EU’s AI Code, Warns It Could Hurt Innovation
Meta says it’s not signing the European Union’s new code of practice for AI. The company believes the voluntary agreement creates legal risks and oversteps the upcoming AI Act. Joel Kaplan, Meta’s global affairs chief, shared the decision on LinkedIn. He said the EU is “heading down the wrong path” and warned that the new […]
Meta says no to the European Union's code of good practice on artificial intelligence. The American giant, creator of the Llama model, believes that the text goes too far and creates "legal uncertainties", a view that contrasts with that of French champion Mistral AI, ready to sign. What does this refusal mean at the dawn of the entry into force of the AI Act?
Meta will not sign the EU AI Code. This decision risks exacerbating relations with Brussels, while OpenAI and Mistral have declared themselves ready to sign.
Three Reasons I am Excited About the New EU AI Act Code of Practice (and a Few Remaining Question Marks) - 3 Quarks Daily
by Malcolm Murray If you in any way follow AI policy, you will likely have heard that the EU AI Act’s Code of Practice (CoP) was released on July 10. This is one of the major developments in AI policy this year. 2025 has otherwise been fairly negative for AI safety and risk – the Paris AI summit in February was all about investments rather than safety, OpenAI now releases model with allegedly only days for testing and we almost had a 10-year mor…
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