Google signs EU AI Act transparency code of conduct, joining Microsoft and OpenAI in commitment

Summary

Google has signed the EU's General-Purpose AI Code of Conduct, which will take effect on August 2, 2025. It mandates transparency obligations for high-compute models and imposes stricter rules on systemic risk models. Gemini falls within scope, with signatories including Microsoft, OpenAI, and Anth…

Key points

AI developers and enterprises can assess EU market compliance requirements, particularly regarding generated content labeling and transparency reports.
As the EU AI Act is gradually implemented, large AI companies signing the code represent a key choice amid global regulatory fragmentation.
Compliant companies will find it easier to enter the EU market, while non-signatories may face market barriers and trust disadvantages.

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