Draft AI Act (KI-loven)
Would bring EU AI Act Art. 50 into Norwegian law: machine-readable marks; deep fakes disclosed.
A draft: it isn't law, and
markets=no doesn't apply it. This page shows what it would ask, as drafted.In short
- Where: Norway
- Status: Draft: not in force
- Who: Providers of generative AI; deployers for deep fakes (as in the EU)
- Covers: AI-generated content generally
- Kennmarq.com: covers images and video today; audio: waits for spoken notices in audio for deep fakes (expected December 2026); text: waits for text (expected March 2027).
Updated 4 November 2026; source checked 4 November 2026. Sources are government sites. This page explains what Kennmarq.com does; it isn't legal advice.
What it asks of each kind of file
| File | What it asks | Kennmarq.com today |
|---|---|---|
| Images | machine-readable marks (a watermark or metadata); a visible label, on deep fakes | Covered |
| Video | machine-readable marks (a watermark or metadata); a visible label, on deep fakes | Covered |
| Audio | machine-readable marks (a watermark or metadata); a notice people can hear, on deep fakes | Waits for spoken notices in audio for deep fakes (expected December 2026) |
| Text | machine-readable marks (a watermark or metadata) | Waits for text (expected March 2027) |
In the API
A draft doesn't change what a call needs: markets=no applies Norway's general rules in force or passed, not this one (what a call for Norway needs). The table above shows what our marks add of what it asks.
Official text
- Borgarting Court of Appeal, consultation response on the draft
- Nkom, KI-loven
- Nkom, KI-loven FAQ (labelling of AI content)