For riskiest AI models, draft EU code narrows request for third-party vetting
By Luca Bertuzzi ( December 20, 2024, 14:52 GMT | Insight) -- The providers of the most powerful general-purpose AI models such as OpenAI, Google and Mistral AI have seen a contentious EU proposal for them to need a green light from external evaluators before launching risky models significantly limited. The second version of a code of practice to guide compliance with the EU’s AI Act also clarifies that there is no obligation to obtain an authorization from government bodies, but introduced downstream compliance measures for addressing systemic risks.Providers of powerful general-purpose AI models with “systemic risk” — including developers such as OpenAI, Google and Mistral AI — should see a clearer path to bring risky models to market under changes to a draft EU code of practice to guide compliance with the bloc’s AI Act. ...
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