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European Commission publishes guideline on transparency obligations under AI Act

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The European Commission has released official guidance explaining how transparency obligations under the AI Act are meant to work in practice. The guidelines are intended to help developers and deployers understand what disclosure requirements apply to their AI systems.

Why this matters: Transparency rules only work if people know what they actually require. This guidance tells companies building or deploying AI in Europe what they have to disclose, and to whom. That matters for anyone interacting with an AI system and wondering whether they are entitled to know it. The Commission is essentially drawing the line between 'you must tell users this' and 'you do not.' Where that line falls will shape how much ordinary people can trust, question, or push back on the AI systems they encounter.

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