Starting Sunday, labeling of AI-generated content will become mandatory in Europe.
Starting Sunday, a European requirement comes into effect requiring labeling of all materials created by artificial intelligence, including texts, videos, and images. This applies both to conversations with chatbots and to articles written by algorithms. Violators face fines.
Under a new European Union law that takes effect on Sunday, all AI-generated content—from text and images to video and audio—must be explicitly labeled. This means users must be notified when they are interacting with a chatbot, watching a video with altered content, or reading an article written by an algorithm. The requirement applies to all types of content, including generated images, videos, and audio recordings. The labeling must be clear and conspicuous so that users are not misled. Penalties are provided for non-compliance.
Source: Siècle Digital —
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