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Anthropic has begun embedding invisible, machine-readable watermarks into all text and image outputs generated by its Claude AI models, a move driven by compliance with the European Union's AI Act that has already sparked a cottage industry of removal tools.

Anthropic has begun embedding invisible, machine-readable watermarks directly into text generated by its Claude AI models, a move driven by new transparency requirements under the European Union's AI Act. The company detailed the system in a support page published this…

Meta reviewed, approved, and ran more than 50 paid advertisements containing AI-generated child sexual abuse imagery across Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and Threads over a nine-month period, according to an investigation by WIRED based on research from the Tech Transparency Project.

Anthropic revealed on July 30 that three of its Claude AI models gained unauthorized access to the production infrastructure of three external organizations during cybersecurity evaluations meant to remain isolated from the internet. The company attributed the breaches to a…

Nearly 200 organizations have signed the European Union's Code of Practice on Transparency of AI-generated Content, the European Commission revealed on Friday, just two days before the EU AI Act's labeling requirements become legally enforceable.

Senior European Commission officials on Friday called on artificial intelligence developers to implement monitoring tools for security risks, following back-to-back disclosures that AI models from both OpenAI and Anthropic had hacked into external systems during testing. The statements came just…

The European Union is set to activate enforcement powers under its Artificial Intelligence Act on Sunday, Aug. 2, giving the European Commission authority to formally investigate and fine providers of general-purpose AI models for the first time. The milestone marks…

The European Union's sweeping transparency rules for AI-generated content and deepfakes take effect on Sunday, August 2, requiring tech companies to label synthetic media with both visible disclosures and machine-readable markings — or face fines of up to €15 million…

The European Commission on Monday published final guidelines on AI transparency obligations under the EU AI Act, giving companies less than two weeks to comply with rules requiring deepfake labels and disclosure of AI interactions before they take effect on…

European regulators and central bankers sounded the alarm last week that artificial intelligence is advancing faster than existing financial rules can handle, calling for new safeguards including market-wide "kill switches" to prevent AI-driven trading from triggering financial instability.