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Jakub Hazda

@hazda.wsocial.eu

🇨🇿 Czech liberal-conservative | Pro-European 🇪🇺 | Business economist & IT analyst

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European Parliament@europarl.europa.eu · 3d ago

Real or AI? Expect less guessing.   From 2 August, under new EU rules, anyone using generative AI professionally must be clear about: • AI content that could be mistaken for real • public-interest text that isn’t human-reviewed • chatbots interacting with users   AI Modified ©nejdetduzen/Adobe Stock

Illustration titled "Spot the difference" showing two nearly identical images side by side, labelled A and B. Both depict a scenic countryside landscape under a blue sky, with clouds star-shaped and arranged in a circle resembling the EU flag. Image A is labelled 'AI Modified'. Image credits and a disclaimer are added underneath, reading "Some content was AI generated with Gemini – © nejdetduzen / Adobe Stock." The European Parliament logo in the bottom right corner.Illustration titled 'Adding an AI label makes a big difference', explaining three EU AI content labels. 1) Basic icon: a black circle with the letters 'AI' inside, to be used when AI was involved in creating deep fake content (image, audio, video), published text, or when a custom text label or interactive second layer is implemented. 2) Fully AI-Generated: a black badge reading 'AI GENERATED,' to be used when the entire deep fake content or text is fully generated by AI with no human-created elements or human editorial control, apart from prompting. 3) Partially AI-Modified: a black badge reading 'AI MODIFIED,' to be  used when pre-existing, human-made content was partially modified with AI, turning it into a deep fake or text on matters of public interest. Footer note: 'The use of these EU icons is optional, but the labelling requirements under Article 50 of the AI Act are not.' The European Parliament logo is featured in the bottom right corner.
European Commission@ec.europa.eu · last wk.

A small mark, with big power. For more than 30 years, the CE (Conformité Européenne) marking has allowed many products to be moved and marketed freely all around the EU, regardless of where it’s manufactured. 1/2🧵

The image shows a black CE marking in a shadow effect giving it a three-dimensional appearance on a textured light gray background with EU stars. In the bottom right corner, there is a logo of the European Commission.