LAWIT / CHANGES / TECH / AI ACT / UPDATED 12 October 2026
Coming2 Dec 2026T−51 days
AI Act: new prohibitions and the end of the transition period for marking outputs
From 2 December 2026 AI for non-consensual intimate content and CSAM is prohibited; the transition period for marking ends.
AWhat changed
The omnibus (Regulation 2026/1744) added to Article 5 of the AI Act a prohibition of systems intended to create non-consensual intimate content and child sexual abuse material. On the same day, the transition period for machine-readable marking of synthetic content ends for systems placed on the market before 2 August 2026.
BWhen
2 December 2026.
CWho it affects
- Providers and deployers of generative AI systems (image, video, audio, text).
DWhat to do
- If you provide a generative tool, check your technical solution for machine-readable marking of outputs.
- Review your safeguards against misuse of the tool for prohibited content.
Explanation
According to available summaries, the prohibition also covers deployers who use an AI system to create such content.
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