Centre Moots Stricter Rules for AI-Generated Content in Draft IT Rules
On 21st April 2026, the Union government mooted stricter disclosure norms for AI-generated content, proposing tweaks to IT rules that would require clear and continuous labels identifying synthetically generated information to be visible throughout the entire duration of the visual display.
- The proposal comes through amendments to the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021, specifically under Rule 3 governing intermediary obligations. It aims to strengthen due diligence and transparency.
Key Proposed Changes
Continuous AI labelling Mandate
- Labels for AI-generated information must be continuous and clearly visible for the entire duration of the content's visual display.
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