Cohere has signed the EU Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-Generated Content, positioning itself among the first companies to take this step. The move underscores the company's commitment to responsible AI governance and transparency. According to Cohere, signing the Code supports compliance with Article 50 of the EU AI Act, which aims to ensure the integrity of Europe’s information ecosystem through transparent AI systems and outputs. The Code is a voluntary tool that allows providers and deployers of AI systems to demonstrate compliance with Article 50 of the EU AI Act. Cohere has signed Section 1 of the Code, which is applicable to AI system providers. Europe represents a critical market and strategic priority for Cohere, where it serves numerous enterprise and public sector customers and sees tremendous opportunity for sovereign AI to drive innovation across critical industries. The signing builds on the company's broader commitment to developing trusted AI that supports Europe's goals for transparency, accountability, and responsible innovation. Cohere's role as a signatory follows its signing of the prior EU AI Act Code of Practice on General Purpose AI Models. The company looks forward to continuing to engage proactively with partners, including the EU AI Office through channels like the AI Act Advisory Forum and the Code of Practice Signatory Taskforce, on the successful implementation of the AI Act. Cohere welcomes the AI Office’s collaborative approach to ensuring that the EU remains a world leader in responsible AI governance and adoption.
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