The launch of the AI compliance checker has exposed significant deficiencies among several leading AI models, highlighting their insufficient adherence to the upcoming EU AI Act's strict regulations.
Results indicated that while companies like OpenAI and Meta scored well overall, critical areas such as discriminatory output and cybersecurity still posed serious challenges requiring urgent remediation.
OpenAI's GPT-3.5 Turbo and Alibaba's Qwen1.5 72B Chat scored poorly in discriminatory output compliance, raising profound concerns about bias and potential violations of the EU AI Act.
In a digital landscape increasingly under scrutiny, the newly developed AI compliance tool signifies a potential shift toward stringent accountability for AI systems, driven by regulatory needs.
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