🏷️ AI content is getting labels.
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️ AI content is getting labels. Just like energy ratings or safety certifications help you make informed choices, the same logic now applies to AI.
From 2 August 2026, the AI Act will require clear labelling in key cases:
Deepfakes AI-generated or manipulated content Interactions with chatbots and AI systems You have the right to know whether what you see, hear or read has been made or altered by AI
@EUCommission Weak, bland, useless.
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@EUCommission one of these labels is not like the others.
@thesdev @EUCommission Because Leyen isso incompetent
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️ AI content is getting labels.
Just like energy ratings or safety certifications help you make informed choices, the same logic now applies to AI.
From 2 August 2026, the AI Act will require clear labelling in key cases:
Deepfakes AI-generated or manipulated content Interactions with chatbots and AI systems You have the right to know whether what you see, hear or read has been made or altered by AI
the CE label really isn’t the good example you think it is
also energy labels? I’m all for those energy classes and normed labels… but then there was that A+++±Fuckup?
…and that was solved by making the previous A into a C and the previous A++ into A? And the label looked the same? Because making it distinct would be too obvious?
All I’m saying is: your idea might be okay, but the examples are stupid
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️ AI content is getting labels.
Just like energy ratings or safety certifications help you make informed choices, the same logic now applies to AI.
From 2 August 2026, the AI Act will require clear labelling in key cases:
Deepfakes AI-generated or manipulated content Interactions with chatbots and AI systems You have the right to know whether what you see, hear or read has been made or altered by AI
@EUCommission And today, as heard in the actual AI-Podcast "KI-Update" from @heiseonline big companys like #ikea, #H&M, #zalando, #inditex wrote a letter to act against this and want to have an exeption. Because, AI-Models for clothing photos or fakes for living rooms are much cheaper than paying a model for a photoshooting or an interieur designer to put the newest Smörebrod-Furniture in a room. And, will they get that exeption? Of course they will. 🤨
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the CE label really isn’t the good example you think it is
also energy labels? I’m all for those energy classes and normed labels… but then there was that A+++±Fuckup?
…and that was solved by making the previous A into a C and the previous A++ into A? And the label looked the same? Because making it distinct would be too obvious?
All I’m saying is: your idea might be okay, but the examples are stupid
@dat @EUCommission It is all scam!!! there are no other models!
Same for housing, just pay the expert a sum and he gives it an A to your building's isolation is how things work but EU commision wants to enforce that even and add even more.
I swear each day this account posts it makes me regret to be born in EU frankly if I was rich I would leave now immediatly
Post this on W and leave us alone, frankly daily I read some idiotic add of you> imma block you and ya server. -
@EUCommission And today, as heard in the actual AI-Podcast "KI-Update" from @heiseonline big companys like #ikea, #H&M, #zalando, #inditex wrote a letter to act against this and want to have an exeption. Because, AI-Models for clothing photos or fakes for living rooms are much cheaper than paying a model for a photoshooting or an interieur designer to put the newest Smörebrod-Furniture in a room. And, will they get that exeption? Of course they will. 🤨
@EUCommission @heiseonline Think of that, every photo on the #ikea website will have that label... They neeeeeever wanna do that...
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️ AI content is getting labels.
Just like energy ratings or safety certifications help you make informed choices, the same logic now applies to AI.
From 2 August 2026, the AI Act will require clear labelling in key cases:
Deepfakes AI-generated or manipulated content Interactions with chatbots and AI systems You have the right to know whether what you see, hear or read has been made or altered by AI
@EUCommission how are you going to enforce it?
I don't want people labelling their deepfakes, I want people to stop creating them. Anyone trying to blackmail or hurt someone else's reputation will not be stoped by a stupid label. -
️ AI content is getting labels.
Just like energy ratings or safety certifications help you make informed choices, the same logic now applies to AI.
From 2 August 2026, the AI Act will require clear labelling in key cases:
Deepfakes AI-generated or manipulated content Interactions with chatbots and AI systems You have the right to know whether what you see, hear or read has been made or altered by AI
@EUCommission I don’t want huge data centers and crazy water consumption and a label ain’t fixing that
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