AIDisclara - AI Image Disclosure
| 开发者 |
ivijanstefan
creativform |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年9月7日 19:49 |
| 捐献地址: | 去捐款 |
| PHP版本: | 8.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
详情介绍:
- AI-generated, AI-modified, and custom attachment declarations
- Media Library fields, filters, and bulk actions
- Disclosure badges for supported Featured Images
- Optional badges for marked images inside singular content
- Configurable post type and Featured Image display scope
- Custom badge text, position, size, colours, border, icon spacing, and padding
- Optional, multilingual tooltip disclaimers for AI-generated and AI-modified badges
- Built-in AIDisclara logo, custom Media Library logo, or official European Commission Basic icon
- Manual multilingual badge text with WPML, Polylang, and TranslatePress
- Live badge preview in Settings
- Optional public disclosure details, including AI tool, model, dates, source, reviewer, and public note
- Audit screen with filters, counts, bulk actions, and CSV export
- Machine-readable Schema.org
ImageObjectJSON-LD - IPTC Digital Source Type values for generated and modified media
- Block Editor and Classic Editor Featured Image status
- Public custom post type support
- Local operation without an external AI detection service
ImageObject JSON-LD for disclosed images rendered in supported contexts. AI-generated images use the IPTC trainedAlgorithmicMedia Digital Source Type, while AI-modified images use compositeWithTrainedAlgorithmicMedia. Custom declarations can use a supported IPTC Digital Source Type selected by the editor.
This metadata represents a publisher-supplied declaration. It is not cryptographically verified provenance and does not create C2PA credentials.
Private, local, and reversible
AIDisclara does not upload images to an AI service, use an external AI provider, or modify original image files and generated WordPress image sizes. Badges are rendered as separate HTML and CSS overlays.
Declarations, visible text, styling, and disclosure details can be updated or removed without altering the source media.
A disclosure tool, not a legal decision engine
AIDisclara can support responsible publishing and AI transparency workflows, but it does not determine whether a particular law or disclosure obligation applies. It does not verify image authenticity, detect AI imagery, or guarantee compliance with the EU AI Act or any other regulation.
Site administrators and editors remain responsible for deciding which images should be declared and which wording, metadata, and additional measures are appropriate.
安装:
- In your WordPress admin area, go to Plugins > Add New Plugin.
- Select Upload Plugin and choose the AIDisclara ZIP file.
- Install and activate AIDisclara.
- Open an image in Media Library and check
AI-generated image. - Configure Featured Image and optional post-content badges in Settings > AIDisclara.
- Upload the
aiviso-ai-image-disclosurefolder to/wp-content/plugins/using FTP or your hosting file manager. - Activate AIDisclara from the Plugins screen.
- Configure the badge in Settings > AIDisclara.
屏幕截图:
常见问题:
Does AIDisclara automatically detect AI-generated images?
No. An editor or administrator declares the image, and AIDisclara records that declaration.
Does AIDisclara verify that an image was generated by AI?
No. It does not verify provenance, inspect image files, or make authenticity decisions.
Does AIDisclara modify my image files?
No. It stores WordPress attachment metadata and renders a separate HTML/CSS overlay. Original media files remain unchanged.
Can AIDisclara mark images inside articles?
Yes. In version 1.0.1, you can optionally display badges on AI-marked Media Library images inside the main content of individual posts and public custom post types. Each qualifying image can receive its own badge.
Does content-image disclosure work on WordPress Pages?
No. Content-image disclosure does not process Pages. Featured Image behavior on Pages is controlled separately by the Featured Image settings.
Can Featured Image badges appear on archive and listing pages?
Yes. Set the Featured Image Badge display option to Everywhere. This does not enable content-image processing on archive or listing views.
Does AIDisclara guarantee EU AI Act compliance?
No. AIDisclara is a technical disclosure tool, not legal advice or a compliance guarantee. It does not determine whether Article 50 or another rule applies to your organization or content.
Why use AIDisclara if it does not detect AI images?
It provides a predictable editorial workflow. Authorized people decide when an attachment should be disclosed, and that declaration follows the attachment in supported Featured Image and post-content uses.
Do I need to mark the same image on every post?
No. The declaration is stored on the WordPress attachment, so it can be reused across posts.
Can I use my own AI disclosure logo?
Yes. Choose a supported raster image from the WordPress Media Library in Settings > AIDisclara. Custom SVG logos are not accepted.
Can I change the disclosure text?
Yes. Use the global Badge text settings for AI-generated and AI-modified images, or select Custom disclosure on an individual Media Library image and enter attachment-specific text.
Can the badge be translated?
Yes. When WPML, Polylang, or TranslatePress is active with multiple configured languages, AIDisclara provides separate manual Badge text fields for those languages. The same language-aware fields are available for each image that uses Custom disclosure.
What happens if I leave Badge text empty?
The badge displays the selected logo without visible text. This also works per language when multilingual Badge text is configured.
Does AIDisclara work with custom post types?
Yes. Featured Image badges support public post types that use the standard WordPress Featured Image feature. Optional content-image badges support the main content of public custom post types shown as individual entries.
Does it work with Gutenberg / Block Editor?
Yes. AIDisclara provides Featured Image AI-status feedback in the Block Editor and supports standard Gutenberg Image block output in individual post content when content-image disclosure is enabled.
Does it work with Classic Editor?
Yes. The Classic Editor retains the Featured Image status interface, and standard Media Library images inserted into individual post content can receive badges when content-image disclosure is enabled.
Will it work with every WordPress theme?
Automatic Featured Image output relies on the theme using WordPress standard Featured Image APIs. Content-image output relies on the theme passing the queried post's main content through the standard WordPress content filter. Highly customized output can bypass these integrations.
Does AIDisclara send my images anywhere?
No. AIDisclara does not automatically upload or send images to an external service.
Does AIDisclara use an AI API?
No. It does not use OpenAI, another AI provider, or external image analysis.
What happens when I deactivate AIDisclara?
Settings and attachment declarations remain in WordPress. Frontend badges are no longer rendered while the plugin is inactive.
What happens when I delete AIDisclara?
The AIDisclara settings option is removed. Attachment declarations remain by default. Enable Remove data when plugin is deleted before uninstalling if you also want AIDisclara's attachment declarations removed.
更新日志:
- Added optional, language-aware tooltip disclaimers for AI-generated and AI-modified disclosure badges.
- Added accessible click, keyboard, and delayed-hover controls with viewport-aware tooltip positioning.
- Added safe plain-text disclaimer formatting for line breaks, bold, italic, and underline.
- Renamed the public plugin name to AIDisclara.
- Updated the complete administrative interface and documentation.
- Updated all five translation catalogs.
- Preserved full compatibility with the existing slug, text domain, hooks, options, and attachment metadata.
- Added a Custom disclosure type for individual Media Library images.
- Added attachment-specific custom badge text with manual WPML, Polylang, and TranslatePress language fields.
- Added REST metadata, editor status, accessibility labels, Media Library indicators, and uninstall cleanup for custom declarations.
- Added IPTC Digital Source Type selection, attachment disclosure details, optional publisher-supplied Schema.org JSON-LD, and safe machine-readable wrapper attributes.
- Added Media Library disclosure filters and bulk actions, the Media > AIDisclara Audit table with CSV export, and post-type scope controls.
- Added locally bundled official European Commission AI-content icons, with source and usage information.
- Added an independent Badge icon-size control for built-in, custom, and EU Basic icons.
- Added independent icon-to-text spacing and per-side badge padding controls with a live Settings preview.
- Completed translation catalog entries for the new Badge style controls.
- Added AI-modified image declarations alongside the existing AI-generated image declaration, with separately configurable badge text and shared appearance controls.
- Added optional disclosure badges for AI-marked Media Library images inside individual post and public custom post type content.
- Kept content-image disclosure limited to individual content views, excluding WordPress Pages and archive, listing, category, and search views.
- Preserved independent Featured Image display controls, including the
Everywherescope for archive and listing contexts. - Improved frontend compatibility for standard Classic Editor and Gutenberg content images, including linked and captioned images.
- Added the Serbian (Serbia) Cyrillic translation.
- Refined the horizontal alignment of the built-in AIDisclara mark.
- Added a cached Settings-page list of selected free plugins from the WordPress.org Plugin Directory.
- Initial release.