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Centre notifies rules for AI-generated content, mandating companies to prominently label content generated with AI tools

The government has rolled out new rules for AI content, banning illegal and harmful material while requiring clear labelling and traceable identifiers to curb misuse.

Companies are required to ensure that they do not permit the creation, publishing, or dissemination of AI-generated content that is barred under BNS, POCSO, or other laws.

Under the rules, companies are barred from permitting AI-generated content involving child sexual abuse, or material that is obscene, vulgar, or sexually explicit. They must also prevent the creation of false documents and the development or generation of explosives.

The rules mandate that AI-generated content be clearly and prominently labelled, with the label easily noticeable and adequately perceivable. Companies must also embed a unique identifier to trace the computer resource used to create, generate, or modify such content, and must not allow the AI label to be removed or altered.

Source: CNBC

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Regulation was inevitable. Clear labeling is the only way to maintain trust as AI content becomes indistinguishable from reality.

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