Platforms and governments are changing how AI-generated content is identified and handled.
LinkedIn now lets users flag posts and comments as “AI slop.” Anthropic is rolling out invisible watermarks for Claude-generated text. The EU AI Act requires marking or disclosure for certain AI-generated content.
For organizations, the immediate question is how existing workflows need to change.
The conversation started with a public LinkedIn Live featuring Manjiree Dwivedi , Solution Architect at Quilter, and Holly Enneking , VP of Marketing at Markup AI, hosted by Jasmin Guthmann . Now we take the discussion further in a private roundtable under the Chatham House Rule. Come ready to share how your team is discussing AI content transparency, what changes you believe are needed and where you still have questions.
There is no settled playbook and no right or wrong answer. The purpose is to compare approaches, learn from both end-user and vendor perspectives and help one another prepare for what comes next.
Catch up on the conversation
Watch our LinkedIn Live, New Rules for AI Content and What Comes Next , featuring Holly Enneking and Manjiree Dwivedi, ahead of the roundtable. 
