The European Union has released a code of practice on general purpose artificial intelligence to help thousands of businesses ...

The European Union published a code of practice to help companies follow its landmark AI Act that includes copyright ...

Signatories would benefit from a lower administrative burden and extra legal certainty to prove they comply with the AI Act.

The EU’s decision to push forward with its rules comes amid intense pressure from US technology groups as well as European companies over its AI act, considered the world’s strictest regime regulating ...

The EU unveiled a voluntary AI Code of Practice to aid companies in complying with upcoming AI regulations. Focused on transparency, copyright, safety, and security, it takes effect August 2, 2025.

Securing AI is not just a technical task, it’s a strategic one. Businesses must move beyond the checklist approach and design ...

The European Union said it will stick to its timeline for rolling out its AI legislation, ignoring calls by tech companies to ...

The complexity and uncertainty of regulation across the EU is holding back the use of AI in building energy management ...

After dozens of CEOs called for a delay in the implementation of the AI Act, the EU Commission has now made it clear that ...

There will, however, be no delays in implementation of the EU AI Act itself, despite calls from over 40 European CEOs to ...