To label or not? AI-generated content and the EU AI Act

By Janus Boye

Practical details

  • When:
    Wednesday, 30 September 2026
    15:00–15:30 Aarhus / 9:00 Toronto

  • Where: Online

  • Format: 30 minute conversation + Q&A

  • Free registration below

AI is already part of many content workflows. The harder question is whether, where and how its involvement should be disclosed.

New transparency requirements under the EU AI Act have prompted strong reactions, new tools and plenty of uncertainty. The rules are narrower than some headlines suggest, while important practical questions remain unresolved: Should the label apply to a paragraph, a page or an entire website? What about translated or AI-assisted content? And when is human editorial oversight enough?

In this members’ call, we will hear from Martin Michalik, CTO at Kontent.ai, who has been closely following how the EU AI Act affects content teams, publishing workflows and the technology supporting them. He brings both a technical and practical perspective to a debate that is still moving quickly.

Martin is CPTO at Kontent.ai and a past Boye conference speaker

By the time we meet, some of the initial turbulence may have settled. This call is an opportunity to consider what has become clearer, what remains uncertain and what content teams can sensibly do without overreacting or waiting for perfect guidance.

Martin’s recent article provides a useful starting point for the conversation: EU AI Act: New changes in content labeling and what it means for your content teams

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