European Commission tightens oversight on AI companies to combat deepfakes and cyber threats

The European Commission is beginning enforcement of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act, granting regulators new powers to oversee AI models and combat deepfakes. The regulations require companies to label synthetic content and provide technical records to ensure compliance with safety and transparency standards.
The European Commission on Friday announced that its AI Office in Brussels and national regulators will begin enforcing key provisions of the EU Artificial Intelligence Act on August 2, including new duties to identify deepfakes, label AI-generated material and oversee risks linked to powerful AI systems.
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