The dossier · Reference
Guides
In-depth, plain-language explainers on the disclosure rules behind the product — EU AI Act transparency duties, labeling techniques, ad-platform policies and China's labeling measures. Written by the DisclosureGuard team; updated as the rules evolve.
EU AI Act Article 50: Transparency Rules for Publishers
EU AI Act Article 50: who must add machine-readable markings and visible AI disclosure, the deadlines, the fines, and how to comply.
Read the guide → 2026-10-11AI Content Labeling: C2PA, Watermarks, Visible Labels
C2PA credentials vs invisible watermarks vs XMP/EXIF vs platform tags: machine-readable and visible AI labels compared for EU AI Act compliance.
Read the guide → 2026-10-11Google Ads AI Disclosure: 'How This Ad Was Made' Rules
Google Ads requires disclosure of AI-generated or altered content in ads. Learn what triggers the rule, what disclosure looks like, and how to stay compliant.
Read the guide → 2026-10-11China AI Labeling: Explicit vs Implicit Labels
China's AI labeling measures: explicit visible labels plus implicit metadata markings — what they demand and who they apply to.
Read the guide → 2026-10-12EU AI Act Article 50: 2026 Marketer Checklist
EU AI Act Article 50 checklist for marketers: visible labels, machine-readable provenance, records — 10 steps, fines up to €15M or 3% of turnover.
Read the guide → 2026-10-13MAS AIRG Readiness: Singapore AI Risk Guidelines for Banks
Singapore's binding MAS AI Risk Guidelines (AIRG): core governance effective 7 Oct 2027, lifecycle controls 7 Oct 2028. Inventory, board governance, materiality assessments — what to prepare.
Read the guide →These guides are informational explainers, not legal advice. Verify the current regulation text before legal reliance.