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European Commission Publishes Final Code of Practice on AI-Generated Content Transparency, June 2026 | Licentium

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In June 2026 the European Commission issued a final Code of Practice on AI‑Generated Content Transparency aimed at implementing the EU AI Act’s content‑labelling requirements (Article 50). The Commission simultaneously released practical materials — including free AI labelling icons, FAQs and guidance — intended to help providers and deployers meet new transparency expectations before obligations come into force on 2 August 2026.

Reporting and commentary around the release emphasize that the Code and associated tools set out practical expectations for labelling AI‑generated content, dealing with deepfakes, and allocating duties between providers and deployers. Several industry and legal guides frame the materials as a readiness roadmap for businesses, while other analyses highlight where technical guidance or implementation detail is still needed for legacy systems and for what engineers must actually build to comply.

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