EU-AIA-50-04
Data Governance
50 — Transparency obligations for providers and deployers of certain AI systems
Process personal data from emotion recognition/biometric categorisation in compliance with data protection law
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EU-AIA-50-01
Transparency
Disclose AI interaction to natural persons
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Direct interaction AI disclosure by providers
EU-AIA-50-02
Transparency
Mark synthetic content as machine-readable and detectable
EU-AIA-50-02-superseded-20261013
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Synthetic content machine-readable marking
EU-AIA-50-03
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Inform persons exposed to emotion recognition or biometric categorisation systems
EU-AIA-50-03-superseded-20261013
Requirement
Synthetic content technical solution effectiveness
EU-AIA-50-04-superseded-20261013
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Emotion recognition system operation disclosure
EU-AIA-50-05
Transparency
Disclose deep fake content as artificially generated or manipulated
EU-AIA-50-05-superseded-20261013
Transparency
Biometric categorisation system operation disclosure
EU-AIA-50-06
Transparency
Disclose AI-generated text published on matters of public interest
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