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Joining AI Chamber is easy—and now even more convenient with our online form. STEP 1 – Complete the Membership Form Fill out our online application, provide the required information, read our Statut, and accept its terms. STEP 2 – Application Review & Membership Declaration Once your application is approved, we’ll send you a declaration form […]

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 […]

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 […]

The European Commission has published draft guidelines (HERE) on the classification of high-risk AI systems under Article 6 of the AI Act. The document covers both AI systems that are products or safety components of products regulated under sectoral legislation in Annex I and the use cases listed in Annex III, including biometrics, education, employment, […]

On 16 June, the European Parliament gave its final approval to the amendment of the AI Act under the AI Omnibus package. Formal adoption by the Council still remains, after which the text will be published in the Official Journal and enter into force. Here’s a breakdown of the biggest changes: More time for high-risk […]