Law on Artificial Intelligence, transparency and disclosure duties
Law No. 230-VIII (17 November 2025), Arts. 7, 21
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In force 8 months, effective 17 January 2026.
An AI transparency rule binding public and private bodies.
As of 6 September 2026.
What it requires
- Give users full information about an AI system's operational characteristics and limitations, and inform a user subject to an AI-assisted decision of the automated processing, its consequences, and how to object.
- Inform users that goods, works or services are produced or provided using an AI system.
- Label synthetic audio, video, image or text output in machine-readable form and accompany it with a visual or other warning a user can perceive without impediment before distributing it.
What this law does
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Article 7 requires that users be given full information about an AI system's operational characteristics and limitations so it is used for its intended purpose, and gives a user subject to a decision made with an AI system the right to be informed of the automated processing and its consequences, the possibility of objecting to it, and how to protect their rights.
Article 21 requires users to be informed that goods, works or services are produced or provided using an AI system, and permits distributing synthetic output only where it carries a machine-readable label and a visual or other warning that a user can perceive without methods that impede that perception; responsibility for informing users about synthetic output rests on the system's owner or holder.
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