Description
Valentin Transparency Notice for AI Content adds a simple transparency notice to WordPress content.
Website owners can enable a notice, choose its position, customize the displayed text, and indicate whether content was created with significant AI assistance or only supported by AI tools.
The plugin is designed as an editorial transparency tool. It does not provide legal advice, and requirements may vary depending on applicable regulations.
Installation
- Upload the plugin files to the
/wp-content/plugins/ai-transparency-noticedirectory. - Activate the plugin through the WordPress admin area.
- Configure the settings from Settings > AI Content Transparency.
- When editing a post, use the AI Content Transparency box to indicate the level of AI assistance.
FAQ
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Does this plugin detect AI-generated content automatically?
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No. The plugin allows editors to manually indicate AI usage and display a transparency notice.
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Can I customize the notice text?
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Yes. The notice text can be customized from the plugin settings page.
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Can I display the notice with a shortcode?
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Yes. Use the
[valentin_ai_transparency]shortcode in your content.
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Contributors & Developers
“Valentin Transparency Notice for AI Content” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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Changelog
2.1.3
- Added explicit WordPress and PHP compatibility headers.
- Improved internationalization of plugin interface and frontend strings.
- Improved settings input validation and admin accessibility.
- Improved post metadata save safeguards.
- Improved frontend output escaping and conditional stylesheet loading.
- Added cleanup of stored post metadata when the plugin is uninstalled.
2.1.2
- Fixed the plugin text domain to match the
ai-transparency-noticeslug. - Updated plugin version metadata and stable tag.
- Corrected the installation directory in the documentation to match the plugin slug.
2.1.1
- Renamed the plugin for a more distinctive WordPress.org identity.
- Replaced generic global prefixes with a unique plugin prefix.
- Improved output escaping and input validation.
- Hardened post metadata saving and settings handling.
- Updated the plugin documentation for the new name and slug.
2.0.0
- Initial WordPress.org release.