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Culture · Jul 10, 2026

Google adds AI disclosure labels to ads made or edited with its generative tools

Labels appear in 'My Ad Center' and may show directly on ads in some regions; non‑Google AI ads require manual disclosure.

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  • Google will label ads created or edited with its own generative AI tools as 'created or edited with AI' in the 'how this ad was made' section of My Ad Center.

Google is adding a disclosure label for AI-generated or AI-edited ads in its 'My Ad Center' interface. The label, 'created or edited with AI,' will appear under the 'how this ad was made' tab for ads on Google Search, Google Discover, and YouTube.

The company says it will automatically apply the AI label to ads produced with its own generative AI advertising tools. For ads created with AI outside Google's tools, the label must be applied manually by the advertiser.

In some regions, Google may also display the AI label directly on the ad itself, either automatically or when an advertiser manually discloses AI use. Meta uses a similar 'AI info' label in the 'About this ad' panel on its platforms.

Google previously introduced a disclosure requirement for 'synthetic or digitally altered content' in political ads in 2024. Earlier in 2025, Google expanded access to SynthID and C2PA content labels for spotting deepfake content.

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  1. 01The Verge — AIGoogle will now tell you if an ad was made with AI
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