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AI-Generated Asset Publication Gate Record
Every AI-generated text, image, code, or interactive asset needs a named owner, source and generation trail, truth review, rights and consent review, privacy review, secu
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AI-Generated Asset Publication Gate Record
Common release gate
Every AI-generated text, image, code, or interactive asset needs a named owner, source and generation trail, truth review, rights and consent review, privacy review, security and abuse review, accessibility review, provenance and disclosure review, final-channel test, and version-specific approval.
Visual polish, a watermark, a disclosure, a Content Credential, or a model's self-assessment cannot replace the gate.
Modality map
| Area | Text | Image | Code or interactive artifact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Truth | Claims, quotes, citations, dates | Depicted event, labels, context | Outputs, calculations, states, interface claims |
| Rights | Sources, quotations, licensed material | Inputs, likeness, style, logo, assets | Code, dependencies, data, licenses |
| Consent | Named people and sensitive stories | Likeness and private settings | Collected data and communications |
| Privacy | Personal or confidential details | Metadata and visual identifiers | Logs, storage, transmission, secrets |
| Security | Harmful enablement or fraud | Deceptive and abusive use | Trust boundaries, validation, auth, dependencies |
| Accessibility | Structure, links, language, tables | Alt text, contrast, text alternatives | Keyboard, semantics, focus, errors, status |
| Provenance | Sources and revision record | Generation, edit record, credentials | Repository, build, version, changes |
Source roles
NIST AI 600-1 supports task, assumption, lineage, limitation, human-oversight, and evaluation records.
The Copyright Office AI hub is a current United States copyright source. It does not resolve privacy, publicity, contract, trademark, labor, biometric, consumer-protection, sector, or cross-border requirements.
OWASP supports qualified secure-code review. WCAG 2.2 supplies cited web-accessibility requirements. C2PA supplies current Content Credentials specifications and related guidance.
Provenance boundary
A valid Content Credential can provide signed assertions and asset-integrity evidence under a trust model. It does not prove event truth, consent, rights, ethical use, or completeness. A missing credential does not prove synthetic origin.
SynthID is a Google implementation referenced in current image-model documentation. It is not a universal proof of origin or permission.
Release boundary
Approval is tied to an exact asset version and final channel. Regeneration or material editing reopens the applicable reviews. The owner must define monitoring, correction, withdrawal, and evidence retention before release.
Sources
Follow the evidence.
- Gemini API changelogai.google.dev
- ai.google.dev: image generationai.google.dev
- ai.google.dev: modelsai.google.dev
- blog.google: google gemini ai update december 2024blog.google
- blog.google: gemini collaboration featuresblog.google
- cheatsheetseries.owasp.org: Secure Code Review Cheat Sheetcheatsheetseries.owasp.org
- daltonanderson.ghost.io: googles new ai gemini canvas consistent image modelsdaltonanderson.ghost.io
- NIST Generative AI Profilenvlpubs.nist.gov
- open.spotify.com: 4O0DCv9Na8StBZnoXJlZ1bopen.spotify.com
- policies.google.com: use policypolicies.google.com
- spec.c2pa.org: aboutspec.c2pa.org
- Gemini Apps Privacy Hubsupport.google.com
- support.google.com: 16047321support.google.com
- workspaceupdates.googleblog.com: introducing canvas for the gemini appworkspaceupdates.googleblog.com
- copyright.gov: aicopyright.gov
- daltonanderson.net: googles new ai gemini canvas consistent image modelsdaltonanderson.net
- w3.org: WCAG22w3.org
- youtu.be: qoGIyz0azwwyoutu.be