Amazon enforces AI-generated person labeling on seller images after New York disclosure law

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Amazon now requires third-party sellers to label images or videos featuring AI-generated people, aligning with New York's synthetic-performer disclosure law; the label will appear on listings where applicable, with exceptions for real or pre-existing characters, and Amazon has not disclosed exact labeling criteria.
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