The duty to label AI-generated content and AI interaction.
Explanation
Users must be able to recognise when they are talking to an AI system or when content was artificially generated. This particularly affects chatbots and synthetic media. The EU AI Act sets out this labelling duty in addition to the training obligation under Article 4.
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Feedback
Feedback from the anonymous participant forms of past training sessions.
Der Trainer hat im Vorfeld bereits den aktuellen Wissenstand und Interessen / Erwartungen abgefragt um die Schulung dementsprechend besser auszurichten.The trainer already asked about our current knowledge level and interests/expectations beforehand, to align the training accordingly. (translated)
Zusammenfassung der anonymen Teilnehmerbögen: in allen elf bewerteten Kategorien „sehr gut“, Erwartungen erfüllt, Weiterempfehlung ja.Summary of the anonymous participant forms: rated “very good” in all eleven categories, expectations met, would recommend. (translated)
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