AI-generated videos get labels. The European Union is applying the same standards to text.

AI-generated text has become a major concern in classrooms, offices, and publishing houses, but the European Union has proposed a solution. The continental body is beginning to enforce the EU AI Act, and OpenAI is one of the first tech companies that will comply with the law by placing invisible watermarks on text generated by ChatGPT. The EU AI Act, first published in 2024, is expected to fully take effect over the next four years. As national governments put the regulation into operation, OpenAI is finding itself in the spotlight. The Microsoft-backed tech giant is complying with the EU's demands in the form of textGrain, a subtle solution that changes the choices ChatGPT makes while generating text. Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.

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