AI disclosure check

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Not open yet. This checker has no service behind it yet: the scan service we built so far runs consent checks only, and the part of this check that opens a chat widget and reads what it says first is not built. We would rather tell you that than show you a made-up result, so this form is switched off and nothing you type here is sent anywhere. Even when the service exists, it will stay closed until real-site scanning is switched on.

Check a page

Page address I own this site or am authorized to test it

Check this page

When this checker is open: the page address you type is sent to our Crawler Watch service, which asks Cloudflare Turnstile (a human check) to confirm you are a person, limits how often one network can use the checker, and hands the page to a scanner on our own hardware (the free checker's details may change before it opens, and the privacy page will be updated first). By default the scan report and screenshots are deleted after 72 hours. The privacy page has the details. There is no sign-up and no tracking script on this page.

What it will do

It looks at one page for AI chat widgets and for markers on its images that say a picture was made by AI.

What you will see

• Which chat or AI widgets appear to be on the page, matched against a list of widget fingerprints (14 vendors so far). Whether each is a built-in AI assistant, an optional AI add-on or plain live chat.
• Whether an AI disclosure was detected, not detected or not determined. Reading what a widget says first needs the checker to open it; that part is not built yet, so for now the honest answer will usually be "not determined".
• For a sample of the page's images, whether a C2PA content credential marker or an IPTC "AI-generated" source type was found or not found.

What it cannot tell you

• The widget fingerprints are not yet checked against live pages. A match means the widget appears to be present.
• A C2PA marker is not proof of an invisible watermark, and image hosts often strip metadata, so "not found" means not found in what the checker received.
• It reports what it observed on one visit. It does not say whether any law applies to you or whether you meet it.

It only checks sites you own or are authorized to test. It identifies itself honestly and respects robots.txt: see our scanner's page.