Pre-Publication V3. The affirmative communication, to audiences, collaborators, or counterparties, that AI systems contributed to a work, at a clear and succinct level of specificity sufficient for the recipient to understand the nature of the contribution. Disclosure is an obligation of the disclosing party and is distinct from detection (a third party's technical inference) and from enforcement (a platform's or counterparty's response). Standards citing this document should specify disclosure obligations separately from enforcement standards and due process.
Deliberation Summary:
Add wording that communication be clear and succinct.
Pre-Publication V2.The affirmative communication, to audiences, collaborators, or counterparties, that AI systems contributed to a work, at a level of specificity sufficient for the recipient to understand the nature of the contribution. Disclosure is an obligation of the disclosing party and is distinct from detection (a third party's technical inference) and from enforcement (a platform's or counterparty's response). Standards citing this document should specify disclosure obligations separately from enforcement standards and due process.
Deliberation Summary:
Consider whether the term belongs in the definitions or in the standards work, noting that disclosure is not commonly volunteered in practice.
Pre-Publication V1.The affirmative communication, to audiences, collaborators, or counterparties, that AI systems contributed to a work, at a level of specificity sufficient for the recipient to understand the nature of the contribution. Disclosure is an obligation of the disclosing party and is distinct from detection (a third party's technical inference) and from enforcement (a platform's or counterparty's response). Standards citing this document should specify disclosure obligations separately from enforcement standards and due process.