The European Union has released a code of practice for companies to comply with its AI Act, which includes stringent copyright protections and transparency requirements.

The European Union published a code of practice to help companies follow its landmark AI Act that includes copyright protections for creators and transparency requirements for advanced models.

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In what is shaping up to be a long, hard fight over the use of creative works, round one has gone to the AI makers. In the ...

Tech companies argued there is still uncertainty about how to comply with the AI Act, and the rules are too complicated.

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