EU AI Code Of Practice

The EU AI Code of Practice is a voluntary framework developed by the European Commission to encourage responsible AI development and deployment across the EU. It establishes baseline commitments for AI providers, such as transparency measures, bias mitigation, and human oversight requirements, before the AI Act's mandatory enforcement takes effect. Organizations adopting the Code demonstrate governance maturity and alignment with emerging EU regulatory expectations, making it relevant for companies preparing compliance infrastructure for binding AI regulations.

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ResearchGlobal2026-07-08

Eight Governance Themes from 2025 Reveal Widening Gaps Between Regulatory Ambition and Enterprise Readiness

A year-in-review analysis by AI governance practitioner Oliver Patel identifies eight major governance developments from 2025, including new US state legislation, ISO/IEC 42006 audit standards, and successive EU AI Code of Practice drafts. The review highlights that compliance teams are now operating across an increasingly fragmented regulatory landscape where frontier AI transparency requirements, international audit standards, and state-level disclosure obligations are advancing at uneven speeds. Third-party AI vendor risk programs and model risk governance functions face the most immediate pressure to adapt.

ISO/IEC 42006 EU AI Code of Practice frontier AI US state AI laws audit standards multi-jurisdiction compliance third-party vendor risk regulatory fragmentation