The Spanish government has recently approved a draft bill that requires the identification of content generated by artificial intelligence (AI) and establishes penalties for its misuse. Below, we answer some of the most common questions about this new legislation:
What does the new law on AI-generated content entail?
The law requires that all content created using AI be clearly identified as such, so that users can differentiate between real and artificially generated content.
What penalties are established for non-compliance with these regulations?
Companies that fail to comply with the law may face fines of up to 35 million euros or 7% of their annual turnover.
What practices are prohibited under this law?
The use of subliminal techniques to manipulate decisions and the exploitation of vulnerabilities related to age, disability, or socioeconomic status of individuals is prohibited.
Which authorities will oversee compliance with these regulations?
The Spanish Data Protection Agency and the General Council of the Judiciary, among other entities, will be responsible for monitoring compliance with the law.
This legislation seeks to promote the ethical and transparent use of AI, protecting users and fostering trust in new technologies.