This is merely a “we don't take responsibility if this somehow violates EU rules around AI”, it's not something they can enforce in any way. But even as such a

This is merely a “we don't take responsibility if this somehow violates EU rules around AI”, it's not something they can enforce in any way. But even as such a strategy, I don't think that would hold if the Commission decided to fine Tencent for releasing that in case it violated the regulation. IMHO it's just the lawyers doing something to please the boss who asked them to “solve the problem” (which they can't, really).