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The transparency obligations under Art. 50 of the EU AI Act (Regulation\n(EU) 2024\/1689) apply from 2 August 2026. Clarivo helps website operators\nto put these obligations into practice \u2013 as a guided process:\nDetect \u2192 Decide \u2192 Label.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Important first \u2013 what Clarivo is NOT:<\/strong> Clarivo is a technical tool and\nis no substitute for legal advice. No plugin can make a website\n\"automatically legally compliant\" \u2013 the decision about which content gets\nlabelled always rests with the website operator. Clarivo makes that\ndecision easier (scan, suggestions, help texts) and makes carrying it out\nsimple (one click, automatic output).<\/p>\n\n The plugin is available in English and German: the interface and the default\nlabel texts follow your WordPress language (English by default, German on German\nsites), and every label remains freely editable.<\/p>\n\n The 12 AI-labelling icons in Clarivo is a technical tool, not legal advice, and does not make a website\n\"automatically legally compliant\" (see the Description and the plugin's Help\ntab). Requires WordPress 6.7 or higher and PHP 7.4 or higher.<\/p>\n\n\n No \u2013 and be wary of tools that promise this. Whether a piece of content\nfalls under the labelling obligations of Art. 50 EU AI Act is a\ncase-by-case decision for the operator (when in doubt, with legal advice).\nClarivo is a technical tool: it finds indications of AI origin, makes\nmarking and visible labelling easy, and documents the status in the Media\nLibrary. It cannot and does not want to take over the decision itself or\nthe legal assessment.<\/p><\/dd>\n The EU AI Act splits the transparency obligations across two roles. As a\nwebsite operator you must visibly disclose AI or deepfake content for\nimage, audio and video to your visitors (Art. 50(4), from 2 August 2026).\nWhat is required is the visible disclosure \u2013 not that you yourself write a\nmachine-readable note into the file. That is exactly what Clarivo provides\nthe visible labelling for, across all media types: badge\/overlay on the\nimage, notice line or overlay on the video and audio player, optionally\nwith the official EU icons. Note: Clarivo is a technical tool and is no\nsubstitute for legal advice \u2013 whether a specific piece of content falls\nunder the obligation is for you to decide, when in doubt with legal advice.<\/p><\/dd>\n Because machine-readable marking of the file itself is the job of the AI\nprovider (Art. 50(2)) \u2013 that is, the AI system that creates the content\n(ChatGPT, Gemini, Veo, ElevenLabs & co.), not the website operator. Your\noperator obligation is the visible disclosure (Art. 50(4)), and Clarivo\ncovers that at the player. Clarivo deliberately does not take on the\nprovider's job and therefore does not alter video\/audio files. For images,\nClarivo additionally offers the machine-readable IPTC\/XMP note as a\nvoluntary bonus (it also survives downloading the image file) \u2013 that is\nnot an operator obligation either.<\/p><\/dd>\n Automatic detection reads the file's metadata. Anyone who takes an image\nvia \"copy image\", through the clipboard or as a screenshot loses ALL\nmetadata in the process \u2013 automatic detection is then no longer possible.\nFor that reason, always download AI images as the original file\n(\"Download\" or \"Save as\") and upload that file to the Media Library. Some\nimage editors and \"optimisation\" plugins also strip metadata on save.\nUndetected images can be marked manually in the Media Library's attachment\ndialog.<\/p><\/dd>\n Tested with freshly created images, each downloaded as the original file\n(as of June 2026):<\/p>\n\n Important: a C2PA manifest alone does not mean \"AI\" \u2013 for example, Pixel 10\nsmartphones embed C2PA in every normal camera photo. Clarivo therefore\nevaluates the Principle: the machine-readable in-file note (IPTC or XMP in the original\nfile) exists exclusively for images. Video and audio files are labelled\nvisibly only \u2013 the media files themselves remain unchanged. Manual marking\nand visible labelling work for all media types.<\/p>\n\n Yes, optionally. In June 2026 the EU Commission published official icons\nfor labelling AI-generated content together with the voluntary Code of\nPractice (three categories: fully AI-generated, AI-edited, basic \"AI\").\nOn the \"Images\" tab, under \"Display\" you can choose the \"Official EU icon +\ntext\" variant \u2013 the free-text badge remains the default. The matching icon\nis chosen automatically based on the detected content (overridable per file)\nand appears next to the label text; the choice applies to image, video and\naudio. The icons are provided by the Commission for free use without\nattribution.<\/p>\n\n Important and honest: the visible icon is part of your web page, not of the\nmedia file \u2013 it does not travel along when the file is downloaded or shared.\nWhat survives a downloaded image file is solely the optional\nmachine-readable IPTC\/XMP note (images only). Video and audio files receive\nno in-file note. And: Clarivo uses<\/em> the official EU icons \u2013 on its own that\ndoes not establish legal compliance and is no substitute for legal advice.<\/p><\/dd>\n If an AI plugin creates images directly in WordPress, Clarivo marks them at\nthe point of creation \u2013 even when the file itself carries no metadata:<\/p>\n\n Existing images from AI Engine, AI Power and the WordPress AI plugin are\nalso detected after the fact by the Media Library scan based on the plugin\nnotes in the database; Elementor AI existing stock cannot be re-detected\ntechnically. Other AI plugins can declare images via the open interface\n(action The Clarivo banner sits as its own layer above the page and does not\ninterfere with third-party widgets. Anyone who also wants to show the\nnotice INSIDE the widget configures it directly at the provider (labels as\nof June 2026, provider interfaces may change):<\/p>\n\n The provider's built-in disclosure is thereby supplemented, not replaced.<\/p><\/dd>\n That is WordPress behaviour, not a Clarivo feature: the image block stores\nthe alternative text fixedly in the post when inserting \u2013 later changes to\nthe Media Library alt text have no effect there. Maintain the text for\nexisting blocks in the block sidebar; featured images, by contrast, always\nuse the current Media Library alt text. Clarivo's optional alt-text\naddition (\"AI-generated image\") is appended at runtime and does not change\nthe stored alt texts.<\/p><\/dd>\n No. All scans run locally on your server, there are no external HTTP\nrequests, no tracking and no forced account.<\/p><\/dd>\n When the plugin is deleted, all plugin settings and caches are removed. The\nmarkings on your media and posts (AI status, source, detection method) are\ndeliberately retained \u2013 they are your documentation and are immediately\nusable again after a reinstall. Anyone who also wants to remove the\nmarkings completely sets the following in wp-config.php before deleting:\n define( 'CLARIVO_UNINSTALL_PURGE_META', true );\nIPTC\/XMP notes already written into image files are not touched on uninstall\n(the plugin does not change any files without an explicit instruction); they\ncan be reverted beforehand per image by removing the marking.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\nFeatures (Free)<\/h4>\n\n
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assets\/eu-icons\/<\/code> are the official icons\npublished by the European Commission for labelling AI-generated content\n(source: https:\/\/digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu\/en\/policies\/eu-icons-labelling-ai-generated-content).\nThe Commission provides them for everyone to use freely, without the need\nfor attribution. No other third-party assets are bundled; the plugin loads\nno external scripts, fonts or images.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Does Clarivo make my website automatically legally compliant?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What do I have to label as a website operator?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Why doesn't Clarivo write a note into video\/audio files?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Why doesn't the scan detect my AI image? (The clipboard trap)<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Which image generators are detected automatically?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
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digitalSourceType<\/code> and correctly classifies genuine camera\nphotos as \"no finding\" (verified with a test file). Conversely: providers\ncan change their export behaviour at any time \u2013 a missing finding is no\nproof that an image is not AI-generated.<\/p><\/dd>\nWhich file formats are supported? (Format matrix)<\/h3><\/dt>\n
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Can Clarivo display the official EU labelling icons?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
What can video\/audio detection do \u2013 and what can't it?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
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ai_generated<\/code> meta) on save. NOT\ndetectable are images that third-party code delivers directly via the\nplugin's import interface without passing the note along.<\/li>\nclarivo_mark_ai_generated<\/code> with the attachment ID).<\/p><\/dd>\nHow do I also place the AI notice directly in the chat widget?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
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I changed the alt text in the Media Library \u2013 why does the post show the old one?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
Does the plugin send data to external servers?<\/h3><\/dt>\n
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