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AI Content Compliance Audit

Check if your AI-generated social media content meets platform disclosure and policy requirements. Answer each question, then get your compliance score.

AI Compliance Checklist

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Have you identified all AI-generated elements?

Map every AI element: fully generated images/videos (Midjourney, DALL-E, Sora), AI voice-overs, AI-assisted editing (CapCut AI effects), AI-generated copy, and AI personas.

Did you add platform-required disclosure labels?

TikTok requires mandatory AIGC labels. Meta auto-applies 'Made with AI' labels via C2PA metadata. YouTube requires the 'Altered or synthetic content' toggle for realistic AI content.

Is your AI content free of impersonation risks?

Check if AI-generated people resemble real individuals, if AI voices could be mistaken for real people, and if you have consent for any real likenesses used as training input.

Have you verified all AI-generated claims and stats?

AI copywriting tools hallucinate statistics. Every factual claim needs independent verification from a reliable primary source. Unverifiable claims should be removed or rewritten.

Is your AI content free of copyright/IP issues?

AI image generators may produce outputs resembling protected works, trademarks, or branded elements. Verify no copyrighted material is reproduced.

Did you check category-specific restrictions?

Healthcare/supplements: no AI-generated efficacy claims. Finance: no implied guarantees. Political: AI imagery must be labeled. Children: extra scrutiny required.

Did you preserve C2PA metadata on AI images?

Meta and TikTok use C2PA metadata to auto-detect AI content. Stripping this metadata before uploading may result in account-level penalties on Meta.

Are AI personas clearly identified as non-human?

If using virtual influencers or AI-generated personas, they must be clearly identified as non-human. Misleading users into believing an AI persona is real violates authenticity policies.

Platform AI Policies Comparison

PlatformDisclosure Required?Auto-Detection?Penalty for Violation
TikTokYes — mandatory AIGC labelYes (C2PA + AI detection)Removal, account strike
Meta/InstagramYes — auto-label on detectionYes (C2PA metadata)Label applied, cannot be removed
YouTubeYes — toggle requiredPartialContent removal, channel strike
LinkedInNo — authenticity policy appliesNoContent removal
SnapchatNo formal system yetNoPolicy violation if misleading

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need to disclose AI-generated content on social media?
Yes, on most major platforms. TikTok requires mandatory AIGC labels for realistic AI content. Meta automatically applies 'Made with AI' labels. YouTube requires creators to check the 'Altered or synthetic content' toggle. LinkedIn and Snapchat don't have formal labeling systems yet, but misleading synthetic content still violates their authenticity policies.
What happens if I don't disclose AI content on Meta?
Meta auto-detects AI-generated images through C2PA metadata and its own detection systems, then applies 'Made with AI' labels that you cannot remove. If you strip C2PA metadata before uploading to avoid detection, your ad account may receive policy strikes — three strikes within 90 days can result in account restriction or suspension.
Can AI-generated images be used in social media ads?
Yes, but with disclosure. Meta, TikTok, and YouTube all allow AI-generated images in ads as long as proper disclosure is provided. However, AI images in restricted categories (healthcare, political, financial) face additional scrutiny and may require extra verification or labeling.
How do I check if AI content has impersonation risks?
Review every AI-generated human face against public figures and celebrities. Check if AI voices could be mistaken for real people. Use reverse image search to verify AI outputs don't closely resemble copyrighted works. If using real likenesses as training input, ensure explicit written consent.

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