DATA · RIGHTS · YOUR WORLD
DRY is an evidence-based encyclopedia of digital rights: licences, data, AI, content and privacy. Each published item shows its official or authoritative source, review status and currency date; change history is shown where versioning is available.
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In the cases defined by law, people must be informed when they are interacting with an artificial-intelligence system or are exposed to AI-generated or manipulated content. Specific rules cover machine-readable marking of synthetic content, deepfakes, emotion-recognition and biometric-categorisation systems, and AI-generated text on matters of public interest.
The applicable obligation depends on the provider/deployer role, the system, the content, its purpose and the statutory exceptions.
Understand a legal concept, rule or licence, and check jurisdiction, validity, exceptions and the official legal source.
Find out how to lawfully collect, use, store, transfer and delete personal data, and how to protect human rights.
For supported countries and jurisdictions: the competent authority, its official website and reviewed contact details. Public pilot routes provide step-by-step procedural guidance.
An explanation, personal data, or a practical action in a state.
The system will show the relevant law, authority or procedure.
Look at the source, the verification date, and the change history.
Open the website, form, appointment, postal address or court route.
