What are the fines for violating the EU AI Act transparency rules?
Noncompliance can trigger fines of up to fifteen million euros or three percent of a company's worldwide annual turnover, whichever amount is higher. Those penalties apply to any provider or deployer that fails to meet the transparency obligations laid out in Article 50.
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