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Greece Law 5321/2026 (AI Act implementing measures)

Hellenic Parliament; criminal prosecution by the public prosecutor; the Hellenic Data Protection Authority (Α.Π.Δ.Π.Χ.) is market surveillance authority for AI Act Art. 50 systems (Art. 3(1), not stored) · pack 0.2.0 · verified against the official source as of 2026-10-03. Open it in the explorer.

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Do not strip the marks on AI output, disable the provider's marking, or remove a deepfake disclosure (Greece, Law 5321/2026 Art. 23)

Since 2026-07-20, Greek Law 5321/2026 Art. 23 makes it an offence, punishable by imprisonment and a fine unless another provision punishes the act more severely, for anyone to remove the machine-readable marks on the output of AI systems that generate synthetic content, or to obstruct the proper working of the provider's technical solutions for that marking, as AI Act Art. 50(2) requires them, or to remove or obstruct the deployer's disclosure under Art. 50(4) that content is a deepfake or has been artificially generated or manipulated. Detect code that strips metadata, C2PA manifests or watermarks from AI-generated media, switches off a generator's watermarking, or removes an 'AI-generated' disclosure.

gr-law-5321.no-removal-of-ai-output-marking · Law 5321/2026, Art. 23 (removing the machine-readable marks of AI Act Art. 50(2) or the deployer's deepfake disclosure of Art. 50(4) is an offence) · official source · jurisdictions: GR

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