AI content disclosure is becoming a requirement, not a courtesy. GAIA is built for it.
From 2 August 2026, the EU AI Act requires machine-readable disclosure on AI-generated content. C2PA Content Credentials — now the international standard ISO/IEC 22144 — are the mechanism the EU points to. For organisations publishing in the EU and UK, this is live, not hypothetical.
Every piece GAIA generates carries a structured record of how it was made.
Independently verifiable credentials.
Machine-readable disclosure on AI-generated content becomes a requirement.
GAIA ships C2PA-compatible provenance from launch — every piece carries a structured record of how it was made. Full C2PA Content Credential emission, verifiable independently, follows at our next release. We’d rather tell you precisely what’s shipped and what’s dated than imply more.
GAIA is the governance and evidence layer for your content. It isn’t legal advice, and it doesn’t certify that your content meets any regulation — that determination stays with your experts. What GAIA gives them is the record that makes the case.
We’ll show you what GAIA records, and where the line sits between what we enforce and what your experts decide.
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