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25 August 2026
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(update 10 june 2026) What transparency obligations apply to AI use?

On 10 June 2026, the European Commission published the final version of the world’s first: “Code of Practice on marking and labelling of AI-generated content”. The aim of the Code of Practice is to facilitate the effective implementation of a number of transparency obligations set out in Regulation (EU) 2024/168 (“AI Regulation”)

We previously wrote this article on the draft version of the code of practice:

What transparency obligations apply to AI use? 

This final version includes the icons that the EU has agreed with market participants and other stakeholders.

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When to use

Use case examples

Base icon

Basispictogram van de EU - etikettering van door AI gegenereerde inhoud

When AI was involved in the creation of deep fake content (image, audio, vide) or published text or when a custom text label or interactive second layer is implemented.

Deep fake video with the text label "voices generated with" followed by the basic icon.

Fully AI-generated

EU-pictogram - etikettering van volledig AI-gegenereerde inhoud

When the entire deep fake content (image, audio, video) or text is fully generated by AI with no human-created elements or human editorial control (apart from prompting).

 

Fully AI-generated deep fake videos with politicians or fictional events.

Fully AI-composed music or art*

AI-generated news summaries

 

Partially AI-Modified

EU-pictogram - etikettering van AI-gewijzigde inhoud

When pre-existing human-made content was partially modified with AI, turning it into a deep fake or text on matters of public interest. 

 

A face in an authentic photograph is swapped with a face of a politicial using AI.

Authentic photographs of an empty apartment is furnished using AI.

Questions?

Are you already using AI within your company or organisation? Would you like to know how to demonstrate transparency to the outside world? Do you know what transparency obligations apply to your company or organisation?

 

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