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    Großbritannien plant, eine Kennzeichnungspflicht für KI-generierte Inhalte in Betracht zu ziehen, um Verbraucher vor Desinformation und Deepfakes zu schützen, sagte die Regierung


    Großbritannien plant, eine Kennzeichnungspflicht für KI-generierte Inhalte in Betracht zu ziehen, um Verbraucher vor Desinformation und Deepfakes zu schützen, sagte die Regierung

    https://www.reuters.com/business/media-telecom/uk-examine-labelling-ai-content-among-wider-copyright-reforms-2026-03-18/

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    1. A_Pointy_Rock on

      Yes, I am sure the people using deepfakes etc will jump at following that requirement.

    2. ACertainMagicalSpade on

      Terrible idea. It’s impossible to make local  systems do this and if this was to be mainstream people would trust anything *without* this watermark.

      It would cause more deceit because  „there wasn’t a watermark so I thought it was real“.

      People need to trust the source not the media itself.

    3. endgamer42 on

      I wish the gvt would come up with enforcement strategies before legislation. Seems odd doing it the other way around.

    5. Another_Slut_Dragon on

      YES YES YES! All Ai must contain watermarks by law so a browser can flag it. Oh my fuck am I sick of my elderly mom sending me 5 Ai Slop videos every day and trying to explain that none of it is real

    6. no_one_likes_u on

      Too bad we didn’t add these labels for photoshop, plastic surgery, etc when those things rose in popularity .  We could have changed the direction society has taken over the last 50 years. 

    7. raiansar on

      „Plans to consider requiring.“ The EU passed a whole AI Act. Britain is still workshopping the idea of maybe doing something.

    10. wag3slav3 on

      Any AI product that’s made available for UK citizens to subscribe to should also be forced to pay a surcharge to fund the billions in added police/legal work that’s going to be required to jail/fine the assholes who don’t follow these laws.

    11. honkymotherfucker1 on

      Yeah and AI is used by lazy companies who regularly cut corners and scam companies, both of whom can make more AI bullshit instantly if you even manage to catch and punish them for it in what is going to essentially be legislature whack a mole.

    13. Stilgar314 on

      I’d love to see that, but like most of tech related laws coming from UK, it’s unenforceable. I guess during the next drought they’ll pass a law to make illegal not rain every Tuesday or something like that.

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