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The EU Commission called for such a marking in Brussels on Monday. It should be clearly recognizable to regular users: “This is a talking robot,” said EU Vice-President Vera Jourova. For now, information for companies should be voluntary.
Jourova said Internet platforms should mark AI generation in such a way that the normal user can “clearly see that it is not related to text or images developed by real people.” He urged companies to change their code of conduct against disinformation, which they signed up a year ago. Czech, who is responsible for transparency and values at the EU Commission, argued that the voluntary code could be completed quickly while new EU rules on artificial intelligence are still in the legislative process.
A negative example is Twitter, which terminated its code of conduct with 44 signatories in Brussels. Jourova emphasized that the group taken over by Tesla founder Elon Musk decided to “confront”. The commission wants to monitor Twitter’s actions closely, he says.
Alena Buyx, head of the German Ethics Council, also calls for labeling. On Friday, it ran a kind of “watermark” campaign for images or text from AI.
(AFP)
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