The European Commission’s AI Office, alongside national authorities, will enforce the AI Act and new transparency rules starting 2 August 2026. AI systems must disclose interactions with users, label deepfakes, and use machine-readable marks for generated or altered content. Over 180 organizations have signed a transparency code of practice. Enforcement responsibilities are shared between the AI Office, national authorities, and the European Data Protection Supervisor. The AI Office will use tools like the Complaint Tool and Whistleblower Tool to address violations. Scientific support comes from an expert panel and Professor Alessandro Abate as lead adviser. Measures aim to reduce deception, ensure compliance, and address risks from advanced AI systems.
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