The European Union’s new artificial intelligence transparency rules that aim to make it easier to spot AI-generated content and systems took effect this week, and experts say Canada should model them — and fast.

As of Sunday, AI systems operating in Europe must be designed to explicitly notify users when they’re dealing with AI instead of a human. Additionally, platforms and services that use those systems are now required to clearly label AI-generated or manipulated content like deepfakes that are designed to look real.

Canada has launched public consultations on how to develop its own AI transparency rules, with AI Minister Evan Solomon…

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