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Why AI-Generated Content Labeling Mandates Fall Short

Mandatory labeling of AI-generated content, such as through watermarking, may seem like a straightforward solution to counter disinformation and deepfakes, but it falls short of addressing deeper issues. Technical limitations, including the ease of removing watermarks, reduce its effectiveness. Moreover, distinguishing between AI- and human-generated content does little to tackle the root causes of misinformation or IP violations. A broader approach that includes digital literacy, transparency standards, and targeted policy responses is key to building trust in the digital ecosystem.

  • Author(s):
  • Justyna Lisinska
  • Daniel Castro
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Why AI-Generated Content Labeling Mandates Fall Short
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Publisher:Center for Data Innovation
Published:December 16, 2024
License:Creative Commons

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