AI Act: Explanation of the icons suggested by the EU to identify AI-Generated content and entry into force of the transparency requirements under the AI Act
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AI Act: Explanation of the icons suggested by the EU to identify AI-Generated content and entry into force of the transparency requirements under the AI Act

AI transparency rules are now a reality. From 2 August 2026, Article 50 of the EU AI Act requires providers and deployers of certain AI systems to disclose AI-generated and AI-manipulated content. This article explains the European Commission's newly introduced transparency icons, the respective obligations for providers and deployers, and the practical steps organisations should take to ensure compliance.
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KI-Regulierung in der Praxis: Was die Aufsicht zu KI im Finanzsektor wirklich sehen will | ALLES LEGAL #126 AI Regulation in Practice
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AI Regulation in Practice: What Supervisors Really Expect to See from AI in the Financial Sector | ALLES LEGAL #126

Annerton partner Josefine Spengler explains how supervisory authorities assess AI systems in the financial sector in practice. AI is not treated as a regulatory special case but as an ICT system embedded within existing frameworks, particularly DORA. The focus lies on governance, accountability, traceability and ongoing monitoring. The interaction between DORA and the EU AI Act adds further complexity. The key takeaway: AI is not merely an IT issue – it is a management responsibility.
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