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Over 100 companies pledge early compliance with EU’s AI rules.

The AI Act came into law on August 1st, but some rules for “high risk” systems won’t be enforced until August 2027. Now, companies like Google, Microsoft, Adobe, and Samsung are promising to make a head start.

Meta and Apple (which have been critical of the EU’s AI stance) are notably absent, but OpenAI has signed the pledge despite previous grumblings.

EU AI Pact pledges to drive trustworthy and safe AI development

[European Commission - European Commission]

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