Hiding your use of AI is about to get much harder — thanks to Brussels
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After the intervention in Personal Data with the GDPR, the EU also intervenes in the use of Artificial Intelligence - "Watermarking" will distinguish content produced with AI - Anthropic and OpenAI began to adapt
All that was achieved was to force American companies to make all AI-generated content easier to spot, writes Politico.
Content generated by artificial intelligence could become much harder to hide in Europe. New transparency obligations introduced by European Union legislation oblige providers of the most advanced generative models to inform users when they interact with an AI system and to mark the materials produced by such systems. But the stakes go beyond simply displaying a label. For images, videos, audio files and texts, companies are developing technical…
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