If AI touches your customer, you may be legally required to say so.

Clear, conspicuous AI disclosures that keep you ahead of a fast-moving wave of state transparency laws.

AI transparency has moved from best practice to legal requirement, and 2026 is the year the rules took effect. In California, the Generative AI Training Data Transparency Act (AB 2013) became effective January 1, 2026, requiring developers of public-facing generative AI to publish information about their training data. The California AI Transparency Act (SB 942) follows on August 2, 2026, requiring large AI providers to disclose when content has been generated or modified by AI. And under SB 243, operators of "companion" chatbots must clearly tell users when they're talking to a machine rather than a person.

The trend isn't confined to California. Utah's AI Policy Act already requires businesses to disclose generative-AI use in consumer interactions when asked (proactively for regulated professions), and Colorado's AI Act — focused on AI that drives consequential decisions — is set to take effect in 2027. The common thread across all of them is a "clear and conspicuous" disclosure obligation whenever a reasonable person might not realize AI is involved. Vague footnotes and buried terms won't satisfy that standard.

DataRightsOS makes disclosure simple and consistent. The widget surfaces clear, conspicuous notices wherever AI is at work on your site — chat, content, recommendations — and logs what was disclosed and when, so you can show good-faith compliance as these laws expand state by state.

"Clear and conspicuous" by design

The standard regulators apply — surfaced clearly instead of buried in your terms.

Chatbot disclosure handled

Addresses requirements like California's SB 243 for telling users when they're interacting with AI, not a human.

Ready for what's next

Built to map to California (AB 2013, SB 942), Utah's AI Policy Act, and Colorado's 2027 AI Act as the patchwork grows.

Disclosure logging

A record of what you disclosed and when — your evidence of good-faith compliance.

Stay ahead of the AI transparency wave.