Every post and page gets an AI transparency panel. In the block editor it’s in the sidebar; in the classic editor it’s a box on the right.
The four labels
| Label | When to use it | What readers see |
|---|---|---|
| AI-generated | AI wrote it and nobody really changed it. | A short notice above the text. |
| AI-assisted | AI did part of the work, a person did the rest. | A short notice above the text. |
| AI, reviewed by a human editor | AI helped, and a named editor checked it and stands behind it. | No public notice. The review is kept in the record. |
| Not AI | Made by people. | Nothing. |
You can also note the AI tool you used, which parts AI made (for example “summary, product description”) and the responsible editor.
What changes on the page
AuthorLabel never edits your post content. It adds the notice when the page is shown, plus a Schema.org note, a meta tag and a data-ai-generated attribute for search engines and other software.
The default notice says: “This text was written with help from AI.” You can change the wording in Labels & notices, or with the authorlabel_label_text filter.
A spell-check or a quick glance doesn’t count as editorial review. Choose “reviewed” only when a person really read the text and takes responsibility for it.