
The EU’s new AI transparency rules: What newsrooms need to change
From 2 August 2026, newsrooms publishing automated public-interest text or synthetic media may have to tell audiences that
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From 2 August 2026, newsrooms publishing automated public-interest text or synthetic media may have to tell audiences that

“AI is the most important technology of our time. Europe wants to become the first AI Continent,” European

Observatorul de Nord is working on the implementation of an AI editorial assistant, in a process carried out

A major part of the updated Code deals with the use of artificial intelligence and new technologies in

The story, “Rare plant species protected on paper, disappearing in reality,” is part of a cross-border investigative project

“For many teachers, AI is no longer something abstract, it’s already in their classrooms,” said Silvana Binova, a

Are you an influencer or a YouTuber in North Macedonia? Your work may no longer be seen only

Seventeen experts forecast how AI will transform newsrooms worldwide.In the Balkans, the risks and consequences may arrive sooner,

RTCG is the first public broadcaster in the Western Balkans to adopt a dedicated, publicly articulated AI framework.

For NarativAi, these findings highlight why ethical standards, digital literacy, and responsible AI design must evolve at the