AI Marker
Mark, disclose and prove AI content compliance.
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AI Marker helps teams publishing AI-generated or AI-manipulated content comply with EU AI Act Article 50. Assess your duty with a structured obligation engine, label AI images, video, audio and text in all 24 official EU languages with embedded machine-readable disclosure records, and retain tamper-evident, RFC 3161-timestamped evidence.
Free tool to label AI-generated images and disclose AI-written text under EU AI Act Article 50. Disclosure labels in all 24 official EU languages, rendered in your browser — files never leave your device.
A practical Article 50 workflow for teams publishing AI-generated and AI-manipulated content: determine the duty, apply the right disclosure, and retain a defensible record. Built for the people accountable when AI content goes public. Replace ad-hoc wording, scattered approvals, and uncertain hand-offs with a workflow your team can repeat and explain. Map role, modality, audience, and exemptions to the relevant Article 50 duty. Apply legible labels and localized wording suited to the media and publishing context. Keep the decision, disclosure, and technical record together for internal or regulatory review. Answer a short set of questions about your role, media, and publishing context.…from markaimedia.com
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