Coverage checkerDo New York ads with AI-generated people need a disclosure?
Yes, if the person in the ad is AI-generated, looks human and is not an identifiable real person: since 9 June 2026, whoever produces the ad, knowing this, must disclose conspicuously in it that a synthetic performer is in it. Audio ads and translation of a real performer are exempt.
Evaluated on 18 October 2026 from SignUnder’s rule packs (ca-ai-transparency-act@2026.10.12, cn-ai-labelling-measures@2026.10.13, eu-ai-act-art50@2026.10.12, eu-code-of-practice@2026.10.12, in-it-rules-synthetic@2026.10.13, kr-ai-basic-act@2026.10.13, ny-gbl-396b@2026.10.12, platform-labels@2026.10.12). Your situation may differ: open these answers in the checker and change them.
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