EC Finds General-Purpose AI Code Sufficient to Prove AI Act Compliance
The general-purpose AI code of practice adequately allows signatory AI developers to show compliance with the EU AI Act, the European Commission announced in an opinion Friday.
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The code calls for the AI Office and Board to regularly evaluate how the general-purpose AI code of practices is working and consider updating it at least every two years.
The EC also published a preliminary list of companies that signed the voluntary code. They include Amazon, Google (see 2507300006) and Microsoft (see 2507310059).