On 5 November, the European Commission’s AI Office began drafting the Code of Practice on marking and labelling of AI-generated content, as provided for in Article 50 of the AI Act.
Over seven months, two working groups comprising experts in technology, law and society will define a framework to prevent deception and manipulation related to synthetic content and strengthen public trust.
Professor Dino Pedreschi has been appointed by the AI Office as vice-chair of Working Group 1: Transparency obligations applicable to providers of generative AI systems, tasked with developing guidelines on the transparency and recognisability of content generated by generative artificial intelligence.
For more information, see the news item on EU channels.