The third installment of our multi-part series on the EU AI Act, (see Part One here and Part Two here) provide details on the regulations approach to systems capable of performing a wide range of tasks and integrating into various applications, referred to by the Act as “general-purpose models.” The Act imposes obligations related to transparency, risk management, and compliance, and requires the EU to be notified if a model poses systemic risks.
American and Chinese Scientists Call for International Cooperation on A.I. Safety
As regulatory regimes for artificial intelligence and machine learning begin to take shape at the state, national, and bloc (i.e.,
