The Center for AI and Digital Policy Europe has submitted comprehensive comments to the European Union AI Office regarding the implementation guidelines for the AI Act, focusing on two critical areas: the definition of AI systems and prohibited practices.

CAIDP has submitted detailed recommendations on the European Commission's First Draft General-Purpose AI Code of Practice, emphasizing transparency, systemic risk assessment, and independent oversight as crucial elements for effective AI governance.

The Swiss government should correct existing gaps in the legislation to ensure respect for these principles and empower Swiss citizens in the digital era. This is the reason why CAIDP Europe is joining AlgorithmWatch Switzerland and 43 other organisations in urging the Swiss government to uphold "Artificial Intelligence Without Discrimination".

CAIDP submitted feedback to the UK Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) regarding the integration of individual rights into generative AI systems. In the detailed response, CAIDP addressed the urgent need for stringent regulatory measures to protect against the potential infringement of fundamental rights by AI technologies.

CAIDP provided detailed comments to the UK Information Commissioner’s Office, voicing concerns over Generative AI models and the Purpose Specification Principle. The CAIDP’s statement comes at a time when the data protection adequacy of Large Language Models (LLMs) is under intense scrutiny.