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OpenAI sertai Kod Amalan EU untuk AI bertanggungjawab

Source: OpenAI News Source published: 11 Jul 2025 NadiAI generated: 15 Jun 2026
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Menurut OpenAI News, OpenAI telah menyertai Kod Amalan EU. Ia akan bekerjasama dengan kerajaan Eropah untuk memajukan inovasi, infrastruktur dan pertumbuhan ekonomi sambil mengekalkan amalan AI bertanggungjawab.

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Langkah ini menunjukkan komitmen terhadap amalan AI bertanggungjawab dan boleh mempengaruhi dasar serta penyebaran teknologi AI di Eropah.

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