The European AI Act as the shared reference across the partnership
The regulation is the single most frequently named instrument across countries in the third round, cited by respondents regardless of where they work. It functions as the common reference layer beneath national frameworks that otherwise differ widely in form and force.
Record
- Level
- Macro
- Domain
- Governance, Strategy and Policy
- Institution
- European Union
- Country
- European Union
- Context
- Higher education
- Maturity
- Embedded
- Scalability
- Embedded
- Transferability
- Embedded
- Source report
- R3
Source trail
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- 01R3 · Report on trends in policies and practices on the use of LLMs and generative AI in the partnership: Third report (draft)ADMIT (Erasmus+, EADTU)Section 3.2.15Quotation located in the source
EU AI Act is undoubtedly the single most-cited one, regardless of the country
The report characterises the distribution of citations across countries, which supports treating the regulation as the shared macro-level reference.
Evidence
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The report states outright that it is the most cited instrument irrespective of country, which is a claim about distribution rather than a single mention.