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New transparency rules come into force for AI-generated content under EU’s AI Act - Compliance Week
EU AI Act, transparency, AI labeling, synthetic media
New EU rules require AI-generated text, images, audio, and video to be labeled as such. The requirement applies to providers placing AI systems on the EU market or putting them into service. Enforcement begins immediately upon entry into force, though full regulatory oversight mechanisms remain phased.
Emphasizes normative alignment with responsibility and user autonomy; minimizes operational ambiguity, enforcement uncertainty, definitional gaps, and industry pushback.
Regulatory stewardship — the EU as a global standard-setter prioritizing human-centered AI governance.
The EU AI Act’s transparency rules for AI-generated content entered into force in 2024, requiring labels on synthetic media.
No discussion of contested definitions (e.g., what constitutes 'AI-generated' vs. AI-assisted); No mention of exemptions or carve-outs for certain use cases or SMEs; No reference to ongoing debates about watermarking efficacy or circumvention
It combines authoritative sourcing (Compliance Week), precise legal terminology ('entered into force'), and virtue-laden framing ('transparency') to make the policy feel both inevitable and morally complete — while sidestepping the tension between formal legal activation and the absence of technical standards, enforcement pathways, or cross-border coordination needed for actual user protection.
New transparency rules come into force for AI-generated content under EU’s AI Act.
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The transparency obligations under Article 52 of the AI Act became legally binding on February 2, 2024.