02/10/2026
In case you missed it, the rules on using AI in marketing changed over summer.
August saw the transparency provisions of the EU AI Act come into effect. If AI has become part of how your content is produced, as it now has for many teams, it's vital to understand where the new requirements apply.
Key points to explore include:
💼 The guidelines apply to businesses using AI, not only the technology companies that build it.
🌍 Being UK-based does not exempt any businesses. Just like GDPR, the rules follow the audience.
🤖 AI-generated content that informs the public on regulatory, technical or sustainability matters, which covers many areas of marketing thought leadership, may need to be disclosed as AI-generated. This is, unless it has had genuine human review and editorial ownership.
Keeping genuine human expertise behind your content does more than distinguish it from increasingly uniform and bland AI output; it also keeps you aligned with the new requirements.
On the Think B2B Marketing blog, we shared a plain-English breakdown of the changes. It remains just as relevant, and worth ten minutes for anyone in your team who works on content or campaigns.
Click here to read it in full: