Compliance

What is AI disclosure?

In one sentence

AI disclosure is the labelling of content that was generated or substantially altered by AI. On TikTok and Meta it is required for realistic synthetic media, and both platforms apply labels themselves when detection finds the markers.

Explanation

The practical situation is that the labelling decision has largely been taken out of the poster's hands. TikTok has read C2PA Content Credentials since January 2025 and labels automatically when it finds them, and Meta has required disclosure across Instagram and Facebook since May 2026 while running its own classifiers alongside provenance signals.

What consistently gets actioned is undisclosed material rather than AI material. Both platforms permit generated content explicitly, which makes the rule easy to follow: the label should never be a surprise to you.

The common mistake

Assuming AI-assisted writing needs disclosing. Scripts, captions and hashtag help sit outside these rules, which are aimed at synthetic people, voices and scenes.

Where this shows up in PikoReels

In PikoReelsAI disclosure checkerWhat needs a label, per platform, with the dates attached.

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