AI transparency exposure check
Four questions about one AI product: where its content is seen, when it launched, what it generates and how much. You see how serious your exposure is, your deadline, the fine ceilings that apply and what to do next straight away; the full report and the marking checklist come by email.
- Private: for your own information, never shared outside Original Pictures or reported to regulators
- Under a minute, no account
- Uses only the rules and figures our guides state
- Not legal advice
For your own information only. Your answers stay private. We don't share them outside Original Pictures, and we never report anyone to regulators or authorities.
Where do people see your AI content?
How the result works
The result gives a severity, Low, Moderate, High or Urgent, from two things: whether a marking duty these rules set applies to your answers today, and how many files a month you publish.
- Urgent: a duty applies today (the EU duty for a system launched on or after 2 August 2026, or any system after 2 December 2026, or California's latent disclosure for image, video and audio), at 100,000 or more files a month.
- High: a duty applies today at a lower volume; or your EU deadline, 2 December 2026, is still ahead at 100,000 or more files a month.
- Moderate: your EU deadline is 2 December 2026 and still ahead, or you are not sure when your system launched.
- Low: neither rule reaches your answers.
With it you see how serious it is, how exposed you are (what the penalty is counted on: per day of violation in California, per infringement decision in the EU) and what to do next, in order.
It is not a probability of a fine, and it does not predict whether a regulator will act. The penalty figures are the ceilings the laws set, as our AI transparency laws page states them. Original Pictures shows where content came from and whether it has changed since it was signed. It does not prove that a depicted event is true. Using it supports your work on the EU AI Act, the California AI Transparency Act and other AI labeling rules, and it is not by itself legal compliance with any of them. Nothing on this site is legal advice.
Your answers stay private
The check is for your own information. Your answers stay private: we don't share them outside Original Pictures, and we never report anyone to regulators or authorities. If you ask for the report, we keep your answers with your email to send it and follow up, and you can ask us to delete them at any time. See Your assessment answers in our privacy policy.
To go through your result, what it means for your products and your options, review your results with an expert: a free 30-minute call with our founder.