The notice

The marking is for tools. The notice is for people: a short line such as "Created using Generative AI" that a reader sees without any tool. The package keeps the two apart on purpose, so a page can carry either one without the other, and you decide where the notice goes.

<x-ai-content-marking::notice :marking="$description->marking" />

renders

<p class="ai-content-marking-notice">Created using Generative AI</p>

Where it appears

The notice renders in a p unless the configuration or the component asks for another element. as picks one for a single notice, and the attributes you pass are kept, with your classes added to ai-content-marking-notice:

<x-ai-content-marking::notice :marking="$marking" as="small" class="text-muted" />

The element is one of p, span, small, div, figcaption and aside. Any other element throws an InvalidArgumentException, whether the component asks for it or the configuration names it.

Which markings get one

By default the component renders a notice for the two terms that say generative AI was involved, trainedAlgorithmicMedia and compositeWithTrainedAlgorithmicMedia. For a marking of any other term it renders nothing. The list is ai-content-marking.notice.source_types in the configuration.

The words

The package ships the words for both terms in seven languages, in the locale of the application:

Locale	trainedAlgorithmicMedia	compositeWithTrainedAlgorithmicMedia
en	Created using Generative AI	Edited using Generative AI
de	Mit generativer KI erstellt	Mit generativer KI bearbeitet
es	Creado con IA generativa	Editado con IA generativa
fr	Créé avec l'IA générative	Modifié avec l'IA générative
it	Creato con l'IA generativa	Modificato con l'IA generativa
nl	Gemaakt met generatieve AI	Bewerkt met generatieve AI
pt	Criado com IA generativa	Editado com IA generativa

A regional locale shows the words of its language: pt-BR and pt-PT the pt words, de-AT the de ones, a region nobody listed included.

The English words are the labels IPTC gives the two terms. To change them, publish the translations and edit notice.<term> in lang/vendor/ai-content-marking/<locale>/messages.php. Words you publish for a region, under lang/vendor/ai-content-marking/pt-BR/, win over the language's term by term:

php artisan vendor:publish --tag=ai-content-marking-lang

A term you add to notice.source_types needs its words there as well. Without them the component throws an InvalidArgumentException naming the term, rather than show a translation key to your readers.

Without the component

Pushery\AiContentMarking\Notice gives the same answers to your own markup. Resolve it from the container, or type-hint it wherever Laravel injects dependencies: label($marking) returns the words, or null where no notice is configured for the term, and element() returns the configured element.

use Pushery\AiContentMarking\Notice;

$notice = app(Notice::class);

$words = $notice->label($marking);
$element = $notice->element();