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Maintain technical documentation and provide information: Under the EU AI Act, which obligation applies to

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All GPAI providers must keep technical documentation, inform downstream providers, adopt a copyright policy, and publish a training-data summary.

The question

Under the EU AI Act, which obligation applies to providers of general-purpose AI (GPAI) models regardless of whether the model is later classified as posing systemic risk?

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  1. Maintain technical documentation and provide information to downstream providers, adopt a copyright policy, and publish a sufficiently detailed summary of the training data used.
    Correct: Article 53 applies to all GPAI providers, requiring documentation, downstream information, a copyright policy, and a training-data summary.
  2. Carry out real-time remote biometric identification of end users so the AI Office can trace which individuals interacted with the general-purpose model and when they did so.
    Plausible-sounding but biometric identification is unrelated to GPAI documentation duties, and untargeted biometric practices are restricted rather than required.
  3. Perform state-of-the-art adversarial model evaluation and report serious incidents to the AI Office without undue delay, mitigating systemic risks identified at the Union level.
    Almost right, but these are the additional Article 55 duties triggered only for GPAI models with systemic risk, not the baseline for all GPAI providers.
  4. Register each downstream deployer with a national supervisory authority and obtain that authority's individual approval before any customer may fine-tune the general-purpose model.
    Plausible but the Act does not require per-deployer registration or pre-approval of fine-tuning as a GPAI baseline obligation.
The trap
Applying the systemic-risk evaluation and incident-reporting duties to all GPAI models.

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All GPAI providers must keep technical documentation, inform downstream providers, adopt a copyright policy, and publish a training-data summary.

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