In an update detected on August 1, 2026, Synthesia added two disclosures to its privacy policy footer: the word 'AI' now appears in the language selector area, and a new statement was added reading 'This content was generated using artificial intelligence and is labeled in accordance with EU AI Act Article 50 requirements.' These additions make explicit that Synthesia's platform generates AI video content and disclose compliance with EU AI Act labeling requirements.
The updated policy now explicitly states that content is AI-generated and labeled in accordance with EU AI Act Article 50 requirements. This disclosure appears in the privacy policy footer and clarifies the nature of the platform's output. The change does not modify service terms, data practices, or user obligations; it is a transparency addition that makes the AI-generated nature of the content more visible to users accessing the policy.
Privacy policy footer now explicitly states that content is AI-generated and labeled per EU AI Act Article 50.
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Synthesia added explicit disclosure language to its privacy policy footer stating that content is AI-generated and labeled per EU AI Act Article 50. This is a low-impact disclosure update that reflects compliance with EU AI …
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