Disclosure Kit
$49- NY and EU decision trees
- Label wording library
- Pre-launch checklist
- Client & vendor attestation clauses
- Excel record log
For agencies & AI-video creators · NY GBL § 396-b + EU AI Act Art. 50
New York now requires a conspicuous label on any ad that uses an AI-generated performer, and the EU's deepfake labeling rule took effect August 2, 2026. This kit tells you when an ad is covered, what to put on it, and how to keep the paper trail.
$49 · Editable Word + Excel + PDF
Templates and general information, not legal advice. Not affiliated with or endorsed by any government.
Why now
The ad itself has to say so, conspicuously. Audio-only ads and pure AI dubbing of a real actor are exempt.
Reaches non-EU businesses too, when the content is shown in the EU. Lower caps can apply to small firms.
What's inside
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Pricing
The cover, Quick-Start and full New York decision tree. Run one live ad through it and see if it's covered.
Download the sampleFAQ
No. It's templates and general information. Have counsel review anything you rely on.
Agencies, UGC shops, in-house teams and creators who make ads with AI avatars, AI "UGC creators," AI models or cloned voices.
If New York audiences will see it, treat it as covered. The kit walks through that question.
Not under § 396-b's synthetic-performer rule, but other New York laws apply. The kit flags it and points you to consent and counsel.
Usually, yes. The label library marks the lines written to satisfy both.
Disclaimer
Stark Tech Industries provides templates and general information. It does not provide legal advice and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government body. The kit is based on N.Y. Gen. Bus. Law § 396-b, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (the AI Act) Article 50, and the European Commission's Article 50 guidance, as of November 1, 2026. Confirm your obligations with qualified counsel. Stark Tech Industries is a New York, veteran-owned, NYS M/WBE-certified IT firm.