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EU AI Act - Footnote 56

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The Commission and AI Board assessed the Code of Practice published on 10th July 2024, not 2025 as stated in the source. The claim that the code may serve as a mitigating factor when determining fines for violations is an overclaim. The source states that the AI Office may take into account commitments made in the Code of Practice as a mitigating factor when fixing the amount of fines.

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NoteThe Commission and AI Board assessed the Code of Practice published on 10th July 2024, not 2025 as stated in the source. The claim that the code may serve as a mitigating factor when determining fines for violations is an overclaim. The source states that the AI Office may take into account commitments made in the Code of Practice as a mitigating factor when fixing the amount of fines.

Case № page:eu-ai-act:fn56Filed 4/3/2026Confidence 85%