Group 1 - Meta Platforms has refused to sign the EU's AI Code of Conduct, citing concerns over "overregulation" that could stifle innovation [1] - Joel Kaplan, Meta's global affairs head, criticized the EU's approach to AI regulation, stating it introduces legal uncertainties and exceeds the original intent of the AI Act [1] - The EU's AI Code of Conduct, which is set to take effect next month, is a voluntary framework aimed at enhancing transparency and safety for general AI models [1] Group 2 - Other tech giants, including ASML and Airbus, have also expressed opposition to the new regulations, advocating for a two-year delay in implementation [1] - Kaplan aligned with these companies' concerns, arguing that excessive regulation would hinder the development and deployment of advanced AI models in Europe [1] - In contrast, OpenAI has committed to signing the new code, showcasing a differing stance within the industry [1]
Meta(META.US)拒签欧盟AI行为准则 称其“过度监管”将扼杀创新