AI BriefingEU AI Act Guide: Key Points for AI Providers and Deployers
Key point
OpenAI has taken action to respond to regulations by signing the Code of Practice for general-purpose AI models in order to comply with the EU AI Act.
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OpenAI has decided to sign the Code of Practice for general-purpose AI models in order to comply with the EU AI Act. This is a concrete step to respond to regulations on general-purpose AI models that take effect from August 2, 2025, and to provide trustworthy AI even within a regulatory environment.
OpenAI has continuously strengthened industry-leading safety and transparency measures. The key safety management systems are as follows:
- Preparedness Framework: Guidelines for the safe deployment of frontier AI models
- System Cards and technical documentation: Detailed disclosure of a model's capabilities, limitations, and tested risks
- Safety Hub: Public access to the results of model safety evaluations
- Red Teaming Network: Testing of model vulnerabilities through external experts
- Model Spec: Designing model behavior to reflect human values and democratic norms
OpenAI is also participating in the three core commitments of the EU AI Pact. These aim to establish an AI governance strategy, map high-risk AI systems, and promote AI Literacy among employees and related parties.
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