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Not sure whether you legally need to disclose AI-generated content? Answer four simple questions and DisclosureStamp instantly tells you whether disclosure is required, gives you a ready-to-paste statement, shows exactly where it belongs and links to the real laws behind it — the EU AI Act, FTC guidance, and platform policies.
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Disclosure guides
Deep dives on AI disclosure for specific platforms, audiences and content types.
AI Disclosure for YouTube
If you use AI to generate footage, voices, faces or scripts in your videos, YouTube may require you to label your content as altered or synthetic. This guide explains the current rules in plain English and helps you create a compliant disclosure in under 30 seconds.
Read guideAI Disclosure for Instagram
Meta labels AI-generated images across Instagram and Facebook, and expects creators to disclose significant AI use. Here is what that means for your posts, reels and stories — and how to write a caption that keeps you compliant.
Read guideAI Disclosure for Teachers
Using AI to build lesson plans, quizzes or slides? Modelling transparent disclosure teaches students good AI ethics and keeps you aligned with your institution's academic integrity policies.
Read guideAI Disclosure for Bloggers
AI can speed up drafting, outlining and editing your blog. Google rewards helpful, people-first content regardless of how it is produced — but readers and advertisers increasingly value transparency about AI use.
Read guideAI Disclosure for Universities
Journals, funders and universities now expect clear statements about how generative AI was used in research and writing. Transparent disclosure protects academic integrity and your reputation.
Read guideAI Disclosure for AI Images
AI image generators make it easy to create photorealistic pictures. Platforms and regulators increasingly require these to be labelled so viewers are not misled.
Read guideCommon questions
Do I have to disclose AI-generated content?+
It depends on where your audience is, what you publish and how much AI you used. In the EU, Article 50 of the AI Act requires marking synthetic content. Elsewhere it is often recommended rather than legally required. Our generator gives you a clear answer for your exact situation.
Does ChatGPT content require disclosure?+
Using ChatGPT to help write does not automatically trigger a legal duty everywhere, but disclosure is recommended when AI played a significant role, and required in some regulated or EU contexts.
Does Google require AI disclosure?+
No. Google does not ban or require labelling of AI content. It focuses on quality and helpfulness, penalising spammy content regardless of how it was made.
Do teachers need to disclose AI?+
Rarely by law, but schools, universities and exam boards increasingly require it under academic integrity policies. Modelling transparency is best practice.
Do AI images need disclosure?+
Realistic AI-generated images should be labelled, especially for EU audiences under the AI Act and on platforms like Meta. Clearly unrealistic art is lower risk.
Do YouTube videos require AI disclosure?+
Yes, when they contain realistic AI-generated or altered content. YouTube's policy requires you to mark this in YouTube Studio at upload.
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