AI is here to stay
For better
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People want to know what is in the food they eat and where things come from, and we have labels for that. Similarly, they want to know where the things they see and read originate.
and for worse
AI is like no other previous technology, because it reaches into what makes us human and what we can trust. Your declaration cannot be checked but holds you to account. By supporting informed choices, it pays to be recognised as a source of integrity.
Declaring, in three steps
Pick your level
Measure the finished work in the unit for its medium. Where a work spans media, show a mark for each, or declare at the level of its most AI-shaped part.
Show the mark
Take the mark, or the badge with its QR code, from that level's page. The code resolves to the page explaining exactly what you have claimed.
Publish it in text
Add the same claim where a machine can read it. A picture falls off when work is copied or scraped. A line of text travels with it.
On a page:
<meta name="ai-declaration" content="no-ai">For a whole site, at /.well-known/ai-declaration:
level: some-ai
scope: domain
declared: 2026-08-06
by: Your NameThe five values are no-ai, some-ai, with-ai, mostly-ai, entirely-ai — the same words as the URLs at https://need2know.ai. Nobody checks any of it. A declaration is a statement made by a named party, on a date, that they can be held to, and that is all it claims to be.