AI-Generated Content (AIGC)
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Joan Joel
To avoid being banned/suspended/cancelled on our social media platforms. It would be awesome if we had an option to enable and disable it every time we are posting. Because if there is no button for that, we'll all be back to manually posting on different platforms, every time we use AI-generated content.
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Aaron DeBenedetto
WE NEED THIS TO BE COMPLIANT. Please raise to the top of the list: We publish short-form benefits education videos for employers through Social Planner, and some of that content is made with AI tools. TikTok and YouTube now expect creators to label AI-generated or realistic synthetic content. Right now Social Planner has no setting for this, so for those videos we have to post in each platform's own app. That means scheduling and reporting end up split between two places.
Both platforms already let posting tools like Social Planner send this label:
- TikTok: The Content Posting API has a post_info.is_aigc setting. When it's turned on, TikTok adds a "Creator labeled as AI-generated" tag to the video.
- YouTube: The Data API has a status.containsSyntheticMedia setting that marks a video as containing realistic altered or synthetic content.
What we're asking for:
- An "AI-generated content" toggle under TikTok options, next to the existing "Disclose video content" setting, that turns on TikTok's AI label.
- An "Altered or synthetic content" toggle under YouTube options that turns on YouTube's synthetic content label.
- Ideally, the same toggles in bulk upload, recurring posts, and the Social Planner API, so labeled posts can be automated.
- The toggle state shown on the post preview and in the post details after publishing, so we have a record that the label was applied.
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Lourdes Sáez Salas
Critical for Instagram / Meta Graph API:Please ensure this toggle passes the is_ai_generated: true boolean parameter in the payload when creating media containers via Meta's Instagram Graph API. Meta strict policy does NOT allow adding the "AI Info" label after a post is published—it must be declared at the container creation stage. Without this parameter support in Social Planner, automated Instagram posts using AI content risk shadowbans or non-compliance penalties.