The EU AI Act requires all AI systems generating synthetic text to include machine-readable, detectable watermarks using robust, interoperable technical solutions with two layers. This applies to all AI models, including open-source ones, and extends to any service accessible by EU citizens, regardless of location. Non-compliance risks fines of up to 35 million euros or a percentage of annual income, with providers of 'systemic risk' AI models facing heightened liability.
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EU AI Act mandates AI-generated text watermarking from August 2024
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