AI-generated content is disclosed

Apple Guideline 1.1.6 requires apps that generate content using AI to disclose this to users within the app experience. Google Play's AI-Generated Content policy applies additional scrutiny to apps generating realistic images, audio, or video of real people — including mandatory disclosure labels. Enforcement is tightening: as of 2024, Apple has rejected apps that generate AI content without in-app disclosure, and Google Play has added mandatory content labels for AI-generated realistic imagery. Omitting disclosure also undermines user trust when AI limitations (hallucinations, inaccurate outputs) surface, since users have no framework for evaluating AI-generated content they believed was human-curated.

Add a visible AI disclosure near every surface that renders AI-generated content. A minimal implementation in React Native:

// src/components/AIResponseCard.tsx
<View>
  <Text>{aiGeneratedContent}</Text>
  <Text style={styles.aiLabel}>Generated by AI · May contain errors</Text>
</View>

For apps generating images or audio of real people, the disclosure must appear before content generation, not only after. Include AI usage in the App Store description — reviewers look for this and its presence reduces scrutiny, not increases it. Update fastlane/metadata/ios/<locale>/description.txt to mention AI generation explicitly. Store the disclosure component in src/components/ai/ so it is consistently applied across all AI output surfaces.