Code of Practice and icons for labeling AI

From 2 August, EU regulation around labeling AI generated content goes into effect.

Providers of AI generated content can label it however they want, but to make to it easier to know if you did enough, the Commission facilitated the production of a Code of Practice, that includes icons that can be use.

The Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-generated Content:

provides an EU-wide recognised practical framework for signatories to demonstrate compliance with those obligations

(From: Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-generated Content | Shaping Europe’s digital future)

Hidde de Vries (@hdv@front-end.social) is a web enthusiast from Rotterdam, The Netherlands. He currently works on accessibility standards for the Dutch government (views his own) and is in the W3C's AB. Previously, he worked for Mozilla, W3C/WAI, national and local governments, Sanoma Learning and others as a freelancer. Hidde is a public speaker (all 92 talks). In his free time, he works on a coffee table book covering the video conferencing apps of our decade.

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