Goal has confirmed that will not sign the code of good practices for artificial intelligence models of general purpose –GPAI, for its acronym in English -, prepared by the European Commission, as it has shared on LinkedIn Joel Kaplan, director of Meta Global Affairs.
«Europe is on a bad way in the field of AI,» he described. «We have carefully reviewed the GPAI and goal will not sign it. This code introduces a series of legal uncertainties for models developers, as well as measures that go far beyond the scope of the law of AI.»
Although other important companies in the AI scope have already signed to the code, the GPAI is a voluntary tool published on July 10, 2025and that has been prepared by independent experts.
As soon as the Member States of the European Union and the European Commission approve the Code, the suppliers of AI models that signs it voluntarily may demonstrate before the EU that they comply with the regulations of the IA regulations.
In this way, the administrative burden will be less for these companies, in addition to offering greater legal certainty in relation to compliance with the regulations based on other methods; That is, what a goal, yes or yes, you will have to comply with the legislation.
Kaplan has recalled the refusal of different companies and policies before the regulation, which signed a letter for the EU to stop its implementation.
«We share the concerns raised by these companies that this overreach will drown the development and deployment of avant -garde models in Europe, and atrophy to European companies that seek to build businesses on them,» he added.
This goal decision contrasts with what is expressed by other companies, such as Openai, which announced in a statement on its page the intention of signing the code of good practices, because its technology «has become essential for millions of Europeans.»
Interestingly, the company behind Chatgpt ensures that the focus in Europe, often has been the regulation, and that This code will help to take a script to empower Europe To build your own future.
«Openai firmly believes that, with adequate vision and execution, Europe can take advantage of AI to boost growth and be among the world leaders of this next technological chapter,» Sam Altman’s company specified in the same statement.
Another of the companies that has also confirmed the signing of this code has been Anthropic. In a statement, Claude’s creator explains that this will be beneficial for European challenges, such as advances in scientific research, the improvement of public services and industrial competitiveness.
For its part, Microsoft also showed its intention to signaccording to Last Friday Brad Smith, president of the company, in statements to Reuters.
Among the great technological ones, it seems that goal is one of the few that will continue to battle against this code, which is based on 3 large central axes, such as the transparency of AI models, compliance with copyright in the EU and the management of systemic risks.
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