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The EU’s new AI Act transparency obligations took effect on August 2, requiring companies to disclose AI interactions and identify content generated or altered by AI. The requirements vary between providers that develop AI systems and deployers that use them.
YouTube is navigating the challenge of integrating AI-generated content while preserving its human-centric roots. The platform is introducing mandatory AI labeling and creative tools like Ask Studio to maintain quality and user engagement.
Instagram is testing optional 'AI creator' labels for accounts frequently posting generative AI content. The company encourages use of the feature but does not require it. This helps users identify AI-generated posts more easily.
Spotify will begin labeling artist profiles that appear to represent non-human AI identities with an “AI Persona” badge. Starting in mid-September, music from these profiles will be removed from user recommendations, with detection supported by human review and AI tools.
BookLive's Crossfolio Publishing service mislabeled 12 works as AI-generated despite no AI use in production. The platform has disclosed the circumstances behind the error. This incident highlights issues in AI content labeling.
X will suspend creators from its revenue-sharing program for posting unlabeled AI-generated content about 'armed conflict'. First-time violators face a 3-month suspension, while repeat offenders will be permanently banned.
BookLive's creator-oriented e-book service Crossfolio Publishing mistakenly labeled some non-AI-generated works as 'AI-generated.' The company issued an apology for the labeling error. This affects works uploaded by creators.