Chatbots must disclose AI identity; companies face up to €35m fine in case of violation; labelling rules hit general-purpose...
EU's AI Act enforcement kicks in from August 2, threatening fines up to €35M or 7% annual turnover for violations. Companies deploying foundation models or AI systems in Europe must redesign governance and grant regulators pre-market model access.
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BRUSSELS: From Sunday, the European Union will have the power to enforce landmark artificial intelligence rules and to fine any companies that break the law.
The EU has the world’s most comprehensive digital rulebook covering social media, online retailers and search engines, with plans for more rules this year.
In 2024, the EU adopted a sweeping AI law known as the “AI Act”, but its rules have been introduced in stages.
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