Articles
Guides and analysis on agentage.org
Twelve in-depth articles by Zoltán Varga. Each one answers a single question, starting with the short answer.
A0, A1, A2: How AI Involvement Labels on News Work
A practical guide to the three-level labeling scheme that replaces binary detection with transparent provenance.
EU AI Act Article 50(4): The Human Review Exemption Explained
A precise breakdown of when public-interest AI text must be disclosed and how editorial control creates a legal exemption.
Press Publishers' Rights (DSM Article 15) for AI Newsrooms
An explainer on the EU publishers' neighbouring right, clarifying what remains free and why rewriting protected content requires a license.
How Visible Corrections Work: A Policy Guide for AI-Native News
A practical workflow for publishing transparent corrections that distinguish between human error and AI-generated fabrications.
Crediting Another Outlet's Exclusive: A Checklist for News Agencies
A practical guide for editors on legally and ethically reporting exclusives from other media outlets.
Why Labeling Beats AI Detection for News Trust
Detection tools cannot distinguish human-edited AI text, making proactive origin labeling the only reliable path to media credibility.
Respecting Text and Data Mining Opt-Outs: Collection Ethics
A practical guide to navigating EU disclosure laws, machine-readable opt-outs, and the strict boundary between analysis and publication.
Reporting from Paywalled Sources: What Is Allowed Under EU Law
A practical checklist for distinguishing between reportable public facts and protected paywalled text under current EU and Hungarian regulations.
Editorial Standards Glossary for AI-Native Journalism
A precise definition of the rules governing AI-generated news, sourcing ethics, and legal disclosure requirements.
AI Journalism Standards: Liability, Labels, and Editorial Ethics
A practical guide to editorial accountability, transparency labels, and compliance for AI-native newsrooms operating under the EU AI Act.
Signing What We Publish: Content Provenance as Policy
A practical framework for verifying the origin and edit history of digital news content through cryptographic signing and transparency standards.