ai-content-disclosure
AI Content Disclosure
Decide, asset by asset, which disclosures AI-generated or AI-assisted marketing content needs — by jurisdiction and by platform — and block publication when a high-risk item is unresolved. Covers EU AI Act Article 50 (applies from 2 August 2026), the FTC Consumer Reviews and Testimonials Rule (16 CFR Part 465), the FTC Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255), EU and UK fake-review law, New York's synthetic performer ad law, India's synthetic-content labelling rules, and the AI-label policies of YouTube, TikTok, Meta and Google Ads.
Not legal advice. This skill turns public rules into a repeatable pre-publication check. It does not replace counsel, and every rule links its official source so you can verify it. Rules were checked against primary sources in September 2026.
When to use this skill
| Situation | Use |
|---|---|
| Launching a campaign with AI-generated video, images, voice or avatars | scripts/disclosure_checker.py on the content manifest |
| Publishing AI-drafted articles, reports or press notes to EU audiences | Decision tree Q4 + checker (public_interest, human_review) |
| Deploying a website chatbot or AI voice agent in the EU | Checker (type: chatbot) + wording library |
| Importing, soliciting or displaying reviews and testimonials | scripts/review_authenticity_linter.py |
| Briefing influencers or virtual influencers | Label templates §6 + Endorsement Guides summary |
| Checking a platform's own AI-label rule | references/platform-ai-label-policies.md |
| Political or electoral advertising | Out of scope beyond platform checkboxes — route to counsel |