The European commission is making strict rules for cleaner code of practice for AI developers. European commission appointed 13 experts all around the globe to draft a Code of Practice for General Purpose AI (GPAI) systems which includes popular models like chatGPT.
The group of professionals include PhD holders in AI, professor of civil, commercial and information law, researchers, doctors for medicine research and its application and experts in deep learning. The main goal of this act is to help AI developers obey the AI Act. It will focus on key areas like risk management, transparency, governance etc.
The team is stacked with talented individuals around the world who are trying to create a fair code of practice for developers. The commission will be taking several meeting with various stakeholders such as industry leaders, academics and community groups, by considering such different perspectives this will ensure a more comprehensive code. The drafting is said to be divided into 4 workstreams, each concentrating on a specific aspect of code. The experts aim to complete the Code by April 2025, including revision time. Once, completed this act will ensure ethical use of AI technology.
