Everything tech giants will hate about the EU's new AI rules
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'AI Act'
SUMMARY

The European Union has published a new code of practice for AI companies to enhance transparency in preparation for the AI Act. These rules, initially voluntary and effective August 2, will become mandatory in August 2026. Companies that comply could enjoy reduced administrative burdens.

One major requirement is a commitment to not use pirated materials for AI training. Companies must also disclose training data sources and respect copyright protections. The guidelines include monitoring for serious incidents—ranging from potential health risks to cybersecurity threats—and strict timelines for reporting such events.

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