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The Verge · October 25, 2026 · On the brief until November 8, 2026

Pennsylvania will require labels on AI-generated ads

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Pennsylvania enacted a law requiring disclosures on advertisements generated or significantly modified by artificial intelligence. Advertisers must include labels matching the format of any commercial or flyer expected to run in the state. Legal and policy teams face ambiguity over carve-outs for parody, fiction, and what constitutes a false consumer perception.

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Regulators and advertisers must interpret subjective statutory terms that exempt parody, satire, and evidently fictional claims from disclosure rules.

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