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General-Purpose AI (GPAI)

The GPAI (General-Purpose AI) tag covers articles addressing AI models and systems designed for broad applicability across many tasks and downstream uses. It includes legal and governance issues involving GPAI development and deployment, foundation models, training data, transparency, model evaluation, systemic risks, cybersecurity, copyright, downstream integration, provider responsibilities, and regulatory frameworks governing general-purpose AI, including the EU AI Act.

General-Purpose AI Models Under the EU AI Act: Classification, Obligations, and Systemic Risk

General-Purpose AI Models Under the EU AI Act: Classification, Obligations, and Systemic Risk

The EU AI Act regulates general-purpose AI at the model level. This article explains GPAI classification, provider obligations, open-source accommodations, downstream responsibilities, and the additional requirements for models that present systemic risk.

California’s Frontier AI Transparency Act: Building an Ongoing Safety and Oversight System for Powerful General-Purpose AI Models

California’s Frontier AI Transparency Act: Building an Ongoing Safety and Oversight System for Powerful General-Purpose AI Models

California’s Transparency in Frontier Artificial Intelligence Act (TFAIA) brings AI safety into legal compliance, requiring frontier developers to publish disclosures, report critical safety incidents, and—for the largest developers—adopt and follow formal AI safety frameworks.

Who Is Regulated Under the EU AI Act? Understanding Providers, Deployers, Importers, Distributors and Other Operators

Who Is Regulated Under the EU AI Act? Understanding Providers, Deployers, Importers, Distributors and Other Operators

Understand who is regulated under the EU AI Act. This guide explains providers, deployers, importers, distributors, authorized representatives, product manufacturers, and how an organization’s role in the AI value chain determines its obligations.