Direct answer
We publish AI-generated content. Does it need labelling?
You describe: Text, image, audio or video (partly) created with generative AI and published publicly. Likely role: deployer (you publish the content).
This applies now
- Article 50: transparencyApplicable
- Article 4: AI literacyApplicable
Not all AI content needs a visible label. The labelling duty covers deepfakes and AI text informing the public without human editorial responsibility. Machine-readable marking is the generating provider’s duty.
Your first actions
- Implement the applicable disclosure, marking or label. First determine which paragraph of Article 50 applies, then implement the specific transparency measure.
- Take role- and context-specific AI literacy measures. Determine for each role, system and context which combination of instruction, guidance, practice or training is appropriate.
Record this
- Transparency implementation record
- AI literacy measures record
General interpretation, not legal advice. The official source remains authoritative.
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Disclosure, labelling and marking apply now. Embed AI maps your role and the matching transparency measure per AI use case, with the evidence file to match.
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