Legal

AI content labels

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Draft for legal review. Text in [brackets] is filled in before launch. Nothing here is final until this note is removed.

Indian rules require synthetically generated content to be clearly labelled. Router labels every image, video and audio output it returns.

What we add

A visible label: a small "AI-generated" mark in the bottom-left corner of every image and video, and a metadata label on audio.
C2PA content credentials, signed metadata that records the file was made with AI on Router. WebM and Ogg files get the manifest as a separate file, linked next to the download.

Labels are always on and cannot be turned off.

Do not remove, crop out or hide labels or credentials. If you publish outputs on a platform, follow that platform's rules on declaring AI content.

Text outputs are not watermarked. If you publish AI-written text where the law requires a disclosure, adding it is your responsibility.