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Amazon requires third-party sellers to disclose AI-generated personas in ads under New York law

To comply with a New York law, Amazon has mandated that third-party sellers label advertisements featuring AI-generated individuals as 'synthetic performers.' This move aims to enhance transparency in advertising.

Editorial StaffJuly 24, 20261 MIN READ
Amazon requires third-party sellers to disclose AI-generated personas in ads under New York law

Amazon has announced a new requirement for third-party sellers on its platform, mandating that they label any advertisements featuring AI-generated individuals as 'synthetic performers.' This directive is in response to a recent New York law aimed at increasing transparency in advertising practices.

The law requires clear disclosure when synthetic performers are used in ads, ensuring that consumers are aware of the nature of the individuals they are viewing. This is part of a broader trend towards accountability in digital marketing.

By implementing this labeling requirement, Amazon is taking proactive steps to align with legal standards and promote ethical advertising. Sellers must now ensure that their ads comply with this new regulation to avoid potential penalties.