The European Commission’s AI Office has convened a third round of working group meetings on the forthcoming Code of Practice on Marking and Labelling of AI-Generated Content, which will support transparency obligations under the EU AI Act. The discussions brought together generative AI providers, technology companies, industry representatives, civil society organisations, and academic experts. Working Group 1 addressed marking and detection obligations for providers, including a revised multi-layered approach, technical feasibility, and possible third-party assessments. Working Group 2 examined disclosure obligations for deployers, covering deepfakes, AI-generated text, origin disclosure, and a uniform EU label. Industry participants raised concerns over compliance burdens and innovation, while civil society and academic experts called for stronger safeguards. Additional workshops explored watermarking, provenance data, and coordination with the Digital Services Act. The third and final draft is expected in early June.
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