| 开发者 | studiomeyerio |
|---|---|
| 更新时间 | 2026年7月30日 03:45 |
| PHP版本: | 8.0 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.0 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
| 版权网址: | 版权信息 |
[smtt_ai_notice] shortcode. The text is built in and provided in German and Spanish for German- and Spanish-language sites; you can override it. No JavaScript, no cookies.
2. AI content labeling
A one-click toggle in the editor marks a post, page or product as AI-generated or AI-assisted, with an optional detail (which parts, which tool). Marked content shows a visible label on the front end and, optionally, a machine-readable marker in the page head so tools can detect your disclosure.
Already have an archive full of AI-assisted articles? You do not have to open them one by one. Use the bulk actions on the Posts, Pages and Products lists for a hand-picked selection, or the Bulk labeling tool to work through everything that already exists, up to 200 items per run. An "AI" column on those lists shows you what is labeled.
3. Transparency notice generator (DE / EN / ES)
Answer a few questions — does your site use an AI chatbot, AI text, AI images? — and the plugin generates a tailored "AI Transparency Notice" as a draft page in the languages you choose. You review, adjust and publish it, then link it from your footer.
On top of that, an AI inventory detects common AI tools on your site (chatbots and AI plugins) and a readiness checklist shows, at a glance, what is still open.
Private by design
No. The StudioMeyer Transparency Toolkit is an independent tool built by StudioMeyer. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the European Union, the European Commission or any regulator. "EU AI Act" is used purely to describe the regulation the plugin helps you with.
No tool can guarantee that. The Transparency Toolkit gives you the practical building blocks for the Article 50 transparency obligations — a chatbot disclosure, content labeling and a transparency notice — and a checklist to track them. Whether your specific use of AI is fully covered, and whether other obligations apply, is a legal question. The generated notice is a starting template, not legal advice.
No. Everything runs in PHP on your own server. The plugin makes no external requests, uses no API keys and loads no third-party scripts. Nothing about your site, your visitors or your content leaves your server.
The transparency obligations of Article 50 apply from 2 August 2026. They cover, among other things, informing users that they are interacting with an AI system, and disclosing AI-generated or AI-manipulated content of public interest. A separate machine-marking rule for generative outputs follows later in 2026.
Yes. The disclosure is independent of any specific chatbot — it is a notice you show on your site. It works alongside SmartBot, AI Engine, Tidio or any other chat tool. You can show it as a footer bar or place it inline with the [smtt_ai_notice] shortcode, and you can copy the text into your bot's welcome message too.
Open any post, page or product, tick "This content was created or substantially assisted by AI" in the AI transparency box, optionally add a detail, and save. A visible label appears on the front end. An optional, clearly namespaced meta tag is added so tools can detect the disclosure; it makes no claim to an external standard.
Yes. You have two ways. On the Posts, Pages or Products list, tick the items you want and choose "Mark as AI-assisted" from the Bulk actions dropdown. For a whole archive, open Transparency Toolkit → Bulk labeling: pick the content types, choose published items only or everything except trash, confirm, and run it. One run changes at most 200 items; if content is left over, the page says so and keeps your settings selected so you can run it again. The same tool removes the label again, so the labeling itself is reversible. One thing to know: removing the label also clears the optional detail text on those items, and that text is not restored by marking them again.
The visitor-facing texts — the disclosure notice, the content label and the generated transparency notice — are built in and ship in English, German and Spanish. The admin interface is in English and can be translated by the community via translate.wordpress.org.
Yes. Products are supported when WooCommerce is active. The content label attaches to the post content, so it works with the block editor, the classic editor and builders that render through the normal content flow.
[smtt_ai_notice] shortcode, no JavaScript