By Luca Bertuzzi ( July 10, 2025, 13:24 GMT | Insight) -- OpenAI, Microsoft, Google and other big AI companies saw the final version of the EU AI Act’s code of practice for general-purpose AI models published today, although guidelines and a data disclosure template are still pending, and it remains unclear whether AI companies will commit without the full picture. The European Commission is informally discussing a potential grace period to ease initial compliance, but its length is still to be confirmed. Some final changes made it into the last version of the text, with mixed results on a crucial part on copyright.Leading AI companies such as OpenAI, Microsoft and Google saw the final version of the EU AI Act’s code of practice for general-purpose AI models published today — despite key compliance issues remaining unresolved....
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