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Evidence on AI and work
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EU AI Act transparency rules took effect August 2, with some higher-risk employment rules on a later track
EU AI Act transparency obligations began applying on August 2, requiring disclosures around direct AI interactions, synthetic content, deepfakes, and certain biometric or emotion-recognition systems.
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EU AI Act transparency rules take effect for workplace and user-facing AI
EU AI Act transparency duties now apply to AI systems that interact with people or generate content, and workplace deployers of high-risk AI must give notice before use.
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EU opens second-stage consultation on a Quality Jobs Act that would regulate AI at work
The European Commission has opened a second-stage consultation on its planned Quality Jobs Act, with algorithmic management and AI at work among the stated priorities. The process runs to September 28, 2026.