Setlabel
A drop-in media-processing SDK that applies configured visible AI labels, embeds C2PA provenance, and signs a receipt for each generated asset.
AI media teams often add disclosure at the publishing layer, after generation, editing, transcoding, and export have already produced unlabeled variants. That makes coverage hard to prove and easy to break when a new pipeline or format appears. The opening is a narrow developer step that labels and records assets at render time, with configurable policy and explicit failures, while avoiding the claim that C2PA metadata or an icon alone satisfies every Article 50 duty.
The engineering or trust-and-safety leader at a creator platform, media tool, agency, or AI generation product shipping images, video, or audio into public channels.
The August 2 application date has arrived, shifting the need from preparation to operations.
SDKs, format adapters, policy rules, and verification scale through code.
The record has several links but only moderate grounded convergence.
An active EU obligation, official icon resources, a maintained C2PA SDK, and a clear developer integration point create a timely high-leverage wedge.
Two capabilities remain unverified, the moat is intentionally thin, platform vendors can add labeling, and legal sufficiency varies by media and context.
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