New York
New York synthetic performer disclosure
New York requires disclosure in covered advertising when the creator has actual knowledge that a synthetic performer appears.
- Facts and interpretation
- Profile facts: Synthetically created or materially modified human + commercial advertisingRule interpretation: potential synthetic-performer analysis. The configured rule applies its own terminology and does not change the underlying profile facts.
- Who may need this?
- Commercial advertising shown in New York that uses a covered synthetic performer, subject to the law's definitions and exceptions.
- When it does not apply
- Expressive-work promotional material may be excluded when the performer's use is consistent with the work; other facts may change coverage.
- Technical requirement
- Provide a conspicuous disclosure in the advertisement. The product does not prescribe wording that the official source does not prescribe.
- What this workspace does
- Recommends and can apply a visible AI disclosure mark selected by the user.
- Limitations
- A watermark alone is not a legal determination; placement, context, knowledge, and statutory exceptions matter.
- How to verify
- Visually inspect the final advertisement for a readable disclosure in context.
Change history
Version 12026-06-09Initial stored version of the effective New York advertising disclosure requirement.