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Two not-humans hanging tagged artworks in a dark gallery Guide The EU AI Act and your images: a practical guide Article 50 in plain language: what it asks of a site that publishes AI-generated images, when it applies, and a 20-minute way to be ready. Read the guide

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Not-humans along a lamplit desk checking paper labels, one holding a card up close Notes The preview showed a badge nobody had Two not-humans in a photographic archive at night, one copying the handwriting already on a print onto a glowing mint tag Lab notes We were deleting the licence terms A not-human at a lamplit desk at night, feeding a photograph through a glowing mint slot as three smaller tagged copies emerge Lab notes When the browser edits the photo A not-human in a newsroom at night, laying a small glowing mint strip along the top edge of a long printed page Lab notes The half of the law nobody quotes Two not-humans in a lamplit studio at night, one checking a photograph through a brass loupe while dozens of tagged photographs lie fanned across the desk Notes A badge in twenty-two languages Two not-humans in a night studio pinning a card onto a board of many cards, one glowing mint Notes We put the plugin on Product Hunt A not-human pressing a glowing seal onto a framed photo in a night workshop Changelog AIM Transparency 1.1: chatbots say what they are A not-human on a rainy street at night, scanning a wall of posters — one glowing mint where an AI image was found Studio We label our own AI images. Here’s the rig. Two not-humans sketching around a glowing holographic prototype Studio What we’re building next, and why it stays small A not-human soldering tiny glowing parts at a cluttered workbench Lab notes How we built the label pipeline, mostly by hand A star-headed not-human filing glowing cards into a wooden archive Studio A day with the keeper of the archive A pebble-headed not-human in wire glasses writing in a large ledger with a glowing mint ribbon bookmark, at a desk by a night window Notes Why we write everything down

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Our office is mostly plantsStudio Hanging the gallery: how we review our own workLab notes The night shift, after the one human goes homeCulture

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