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The EU’s AI Pact has a lot of big-name tech companies pledging to develop AI in a safe way, but Apple and Meta are the two outliers who aren’t getting involved.
An iPhone running Apple Intelligence, in front of the EU flag
An iPhone running Apple Intelligence, in front of the EU flag
The European Commission announced on Wednesday that it had secured over a hundred signatures from companies signing up to the EU Artificial Intelligence Pact. Made up of voluntary pledges, the pact asks companies to work to ensure that AI is safe and produced in a responsible way.
The list of companies taking part in the pact includes quite a few major names, including Adobe, Google, IBM, HP, Qualcomm, Microsoft, and Open Ai, the creator of ChatGPT. However, that list doesn’t include two major names in AI: Apple and Meta.
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Apple, Meta ignore EU artificial intelligence regulatory initiative for now
