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The lawThe EU AI Act and WordPress (Article 50)
Who Article 50 covers, the 2 August 2026 deadline, the penalties, and exactly what a WordPress site owner must do, in plain English.
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For developersStyle the AI badge and disclosures with CSS
Every class name, custom property and data attribute the plugin puts on your page — and the specificity trap that makes correct-looking CSS do nothing.
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The how-toHow to label AI images in WordPress
A step-by-step walkthrough: install the plugin, flag an image from the Media Library, and get the badge, embedded metadata and JSON-LD automatically.
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The metadataWhat IPTC DigitalSourceType actually is
The machine-readable tag behind “AI-generated”: what the IPTC DigitalSourceType vocabulary means, the values AIM Transparency writes for AI and human provenance alike, and why it future-proofs your images.
The shopDisclose AI product images in WooCommerce
Badge the shop grid, categories and the single-product gallery, with embedded provenance on every size, on any theme.
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Written textHow to disclose AI-written text in WordPress
The half of Article 50(4) nobody quotes. Whether the text duty reaches your site at all, how to record it per post, and why human review on its own is not the exemption.
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ChatbotsHow to disclose an AI chatbot on WordPress
Article 50(1) is the other half of the law: if visitors interact with an AI, you have to tell them. Where the notice belongs, and how to find widgets already running.
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LanguagesYour AI disclosure has to be in a language visitors read
Article 50 asks you to inform the person. An English badge on a Polish shop does not. How disclosure works across 22 EU languages, and where the wording comes from.
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For developersShow an AI disclosure automatically with WordPress hooks
One filter, one condition, one call to do_shortcode. Copy-paste recipes for categories, custom fields, WooCommerce and block themes.
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The releaseWhat WordPress 7.1 changes for AI image provenance
7.1 can rebuild your images in the browser before they ever reach your server. What that does to provenance written inside the file, what we measured against the release candidate, and the one line that turns it off.
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EU AI Act compliance checklist AI images, SEO and schema.org Disclosing AI images in a newsroom or blog Reading provenance from C2PA Content Credentials