The U.S. government is pushing back against the EU’s AI code of practice, arguing it would create stricter standards of transparency, risk-mitigation, and copyright rules for developers of advanced AI, Bloomberg’s Gian Volpicelli, Samuel Stolton, and Alberto Nardelli report. The code, still being finalized, is meant to provide a framework for tech companies to comply with the EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act, and the U.S. administration’s opposition to the code is part of a broader clash with the EU over tech regulations, with President Trump and others arguing that EU rules unfairly target U.S. companies.
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