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EU AI Act prohibited practices have been enforceable since February 2025. No public fines issued yet, but investigations are underway. High-risk AI obligations apply from August 2026.
A NY State Comptroller audit found DCWP's enforcement of Local Law 144 ineffective, with misrouted complaints, superficial reviews, and failure to follow established procedures.
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Probe examines compliance with transparency and documentation requirements for GPAI models, including copyright compliance summaries
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