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Deepfakes under the Commission’s guidelines: labelling will cover nearly all commercial AI content
Deepfakes under the Commission’s guidelines: labelling will cover nearly all commercial AI content From 2 August 2026, Article 50(4) of the AI Act applies an obligation to disclose that content has been artificially generated or manipulated by AI. The AI Omnibus does not change this date. The Commission’s guidelines of 8 May 2026 interpret this […]
Targeted initiative for a better copyright environment for European creativity and innovation
AI Chamber submitted its position in the European Commission’s consultation on the “Targeted initiative for a better copyright environment for European creativity and innovation”. In the position, we highlight the need to protect innovation, legal certainty and proportionate rules on AI, TDM, licensing and the protection of creators. 1. Introduction The AI Chamber welcomes the […]
AI Chamber Appointed to the European AI Act Advisory Forum
AI Chamber has been selected as a member of the AI Act Advisory Forum at the European AI Office as one of 18 entities from the EU’s CEE region, which together represent just over 10% of the Forum’s total membership. This is an important recognition not only for the AI Chamber, but also for […]
The EU Copyright Review: A Make-or-Break Moment for European AI
What is happening? The European Commission has launched a combined Call for Evidence regarding two connected, but separate issues: the review of Directive 2019/790/EC on Copyright in the Digital Single Market (the ‘CDSM Directive’) and a potential upcoming targeted legislative initiative aimed at fostering a better copyright environment for European creativity and innovation. The process, […]