The European Commission released the final version of the "General Artificial Intelligence Code of Conduct" on the 10th, aiming to help companies comply with the relevant provisions of the EU's "Artificial Intelligence Act". The code provides self-discipline guidance on transparency, copyright, and safety and security for general artificial intelligence models, and is applicable to mainstream general artificial intelligence models including ChatGPT of the Open Artificial Intelligence Research Center in the United States, Gemini of Google, Llama of "Meta" Company, and Grok launched by xAI.