Amazon Requires Sellers To Label AI-Generated People In Listing Images
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By Raisink Team
Amazon has begun requiring third-party sellers to identify product images and videos containing photorealistic AI-generated people. The company notified sellers that qualifying images and A+ content must carry specific metadata keywords before upload, according to a recent announcement. This move comes in response to new legislation aimed at ensuring transparency around the use of artificial intelligence in advertising.
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