Meta says it won’t sign Europe AI agreement

Meta Platforms According to the Global Affairs Chief Joel Kaplan, he refused to sign the European Union’s rule of application of artificial intelligence because his companies will “be a stunt”.

“Europe goes to the wrong way at AI,” Kaplan wrote on Friday LinkedIn. “This code brings measures that go far beyond the scope of the AI law for model developers,” this code continued.

Last week, European commissionThe EU’s executive body has published a final repetition of its code for general purpose AI models and left to companies to decide whether they want to sign.

The rules, which came into force next month, constitute a framework to comply with the AI Law, adopted by European MPs last year. It aims to increase transparency and security surrounding technology.

Meta is not the first company against Europe’s new AI rule book.

ASML Holding And Airbus He was among those who signed in a last letter that called the EU to delay the code for two years. Last week, OpenAi decided to sign coding APPLICATION.

“We share the development and deployment of this excessive access to these businesses in Europe and the concerns that the European companies want to build businesses on them will be a stunt,” Kaplan said.

Earlier this year, Kaplan replaced Nick Clegg, former Global Chief of Global Affairs. He previously served as the Vice President of the US Policy on Facebook and worked under President George W. Bush.

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