EU Law Now Requires Labels for AI-Generated Content
歐盟法律現已要求標示人工智慧生成的內容
更新於: 2026年8月2日 上午12:45
Starting August 2, 2026, the European Union has launched the EU AI Act, a landmark regulation designed to increase transparency in the digital age.
自2026年8月2日起，歐盟推行了《歐盟人工智慧法案》，這是一項旨在提高數位時代透明度的里程碑式法規。
As artificial intelligence becomes more sophisticated at mimicking human creativity, the EU is now requiring that AI-generated content—such as deepfakes, synthetic audio, and realistic images—be clearly labeled.
隨著人工智慧在模仿人類創造力方面變得更加精密，歐盟現要求必須明確標示人工智慧生成的內容——例如深偽技術(ㄉㄧープㄊㄨㄟˇㄐㄧˋㄕㄨˋ)、合成音訊以及逼真的圖像。
Additionally, chatbots must disclose their nature to users during their initial interaction.
此外，聊天機器人必須在與使用者初步互動時揭露其本質。
While the regulation aims to protect democracy and fight misinformation, it includes smart exemptions for personal use, satire, and artistic works to protect creative freedom.
儘管該法規旨在保護民主並對抗虛假資訊，但為了保障創作自由，其中包含了針對個人使用、諷刺作品及藝術創作的靈活豁免。
Organizations operating in the EU market must comply or face substantial fines, reaching up to €15 million or 3% of their global turnover.
在歐盟市場運作的組織必須合規，否則將面臨高達1500萬歐元或全球營業額3%的鉅額罰款。
By prioritizing transparency over prohibition, the EU is setting a global standard for responsible AI deployment, ensuring that consumers can trust the information they encounter online while keeping the innovative potential of AI intact.
透過優先考慮透明度而非禁止，歐盟為負責任的人工智慧部署樹立了全球標準，確保消費者在信任網路資訊的同時，能保持人工智慧的創新潛力。
