About AI Policy File

AI-related advertising and transparency rules can raise questions for creators and small businesses: FTC endorsement guidance, EU AI Act Article 50, New York's synthetic performer disclosure law, the California B.O.T. Act, and California's AI Transparency Act (SB 942 as amended by AB 853). They were written for different audiences, use different definitions, and take effect on different dates. Determining which one governs a particular activity requires more facts than a short online checker can collect.

AI Policy File exists to close that gap. The free checker asks eight yes-or-no questions and flags frameworks that may deserve review, with plain-English limitations, sample wording, and a link to every official text. It does not decide what law applies.

The planned full product would add platform-ready disclosure text for multiple publishing channels, a site-wide AI disclosure policy page, and alerts when any of these laws change.

Author and review boundary

AI Policy File is created and maintained by Jason Ramirez, the site owner and maintainer. He is not an attorney and does not claim legal credentials. Pages are checked against their linked official sources; they are not represented as lawyer-reviewed unless a page expressly identifies a qualified reviewer.

Read the editorial standards, source-review method, and material review log. Factual corrections can be reported through the contact page.

AI Policy File is educational information, not legal advice. We are not a law firm. For advice about your specific situation, consult a licensed attorney.