The AI ​​Act, the regulation with which the European Union regulates the development and use of artificial intelligence, will enter its most important phase from 2 August 2026. What changes with the AI ​​Act: the application phasesThe AI ​​Act is the European regulation designed to establish common rules on artificial intelligence, introducing obligations and responsibilities for those who develop or use these systems. Texts, photographs, audio and video recordings generated by artificial intelligence must be marked with recognizable and legible marking, within the limits permitted by available technology. content in which images, videos or audio recordings are created or altered by artificial intelligence until they appear authentic. Errors generated by artificial intelligence can also have professional consequences, as demonstrated by cases of documents filed with inaccurate information produced by AI and already subject to sanctions.