EU Commission provides orientation for new AI rules from August

Brussels (dpa-AFX)-A few weeks before the start of central EU guidelines for large AI models such as Chatgpt and Gemini, the EU Commission presented guidelines for the implementation of the new rules. They are intended to help providers of so-called General Purpose AI models to fulfill their transparency obligations under the EU Ki Act (AI Act). The paper explains, for example, which models and providers are affected by the new regulations and what they have to document.

From August 2, 2025, special requirements for these broadly applicable systems, which can generate language, write texts or create images and videos, apply for the first time in the EU. In the future, providers will have to disclose how their models work, with which data they have been trained and how they deal with possible risks.

The official control is introduced

Models that have been trained with considerable computing effort are affected. For particularly powerful models with potential systemic risks, such as fundamental rights or security, additional obligations for risk assessment and reduction apply.

The Commission emphasizes that it wants to create legal clarity with the guidelines and thus enable innovation. The obligations apply from August 2025, but the official control will be introduced: from 2026 the newly created EU-KI office can check new models, from 2027 there are also existing ones. In the event of violations, fines threaten. Until the official control, the Brussels authority plans to work with the providers to facilitate the transition, according to EU civil servants./SVV/DP/Men

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