ITI urges limited scope as stakeholders gather to draft compliance code for EU’s AI Act

Among the Information Technology Industry Council’s priorities for shaping a code of practice entities might use in demonstrating compliance with the European Union’s AI Act is to ensure it doesn’t reach outside the legislation’s purview.

“The Code shall not become an avenue to impose additional obligations on [General Practice Artificial Intelligence] model providers or downstream actors unforeseen by the Regulation,” reads a Sept. 30 blog post by Marco Leto Barone, ITI’s senior manager for Europe policy.

“For example, since...