Advancing responsible AI across Europe
OpenAI shares how its safety, security, transparency, and provenance practices support responsible AI governance in Europe. The work will continue as the EU AI Act advances.
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OpenAI announced how it is implementing responsible AI practices across Europe in alignment with the EU AI Act. The company has developed governance frameworks for safety, security, and transparency, including systems for testing models, obtaining external expert input, and tracking AI-generated content through watermarks and metadata. This matters because millions of Europeans use OpenAI's tools daily, and the company argues that responsible AI practices can help drive Europe's competitiveness while managing risks. The EU AI Act's implementation is creating new legal requirements that OpenAI is working to meet while supporting both cybersecurity defenders and developers building with its systems.
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