The GPAI Code of Practice encourages signatories to maintain a public summary of their copyright policy. Artists criticized the EU's watered-down AI Act that fails to protect them adequately. The AI Act, effective from August 1, 2024, demands compliance for certain prohibited practices by February 2, 2025. Additionally, the Code of Practice has been criticized for creating legal uncertainty, misinterpreting copyright law, and failing to provide meaningful support to authors and performers in enforcing their rights.
The final GPAI Code of Practice encourages signatories to publicly share and maintain a summary of their copyright policy, changing from a prior requirement to commit to updates.
Thirty-one artists across Europe posted videos urging the EU Commission to 'Stay True to the AI Act', criticizing the dilution of protections for artists.
The AI Act, in effect from August 1, 2024, faces criticism for allowing compliance for prohibited practices only by February 2, 2025.
The Joint Statement expressed concerns that the Code of Practice creates legal uncertainty and misinterprets EU copyright law, failing to ensure adequate rights for authors and performers.
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