AIAPS — Mark Usage

Public

AIAPS Protection Mark

The AIAPS protection mark signals that a recording has been processed under the AI Audio Protection Standard.

The recommended public notice is

AIAPS-PROTECTED

Unauthorized AI training prohibited.

This notice signals that the recording has been designated as not authorized for AI training, dataset ingestion, voice cloning, style modeling, or synthetic generation without permission from the rights holder.

Section 01 — Placement

Where the Mark May Appear

The mark is intended to provide a clear public and machine-readable signal that the recording has been processed under AIAPS.

01Distribution pages

02Album or track descriptions

03Liner notes or credits

04Artist websites

05Promotional materials

06Metadata fields

07Streaming platform descriptions

Section 02 — Relationship to Protection

Relationship to Protection

An AIAPS-compliant recording includes all four components of the standard.

Required for compliance

01A registry-backed AIAPS record

02A compliant perceptual fingerprint

03An embedded AIAPS watermark

04A metadata notice where supported by the file format

The mark is a public signal that these requirements have been met. Displaying the mark alone does not substitute for the compliance requirements above. Verification is performed through AIAPS verification tools and registry records.

Section 03 — Verification Reference

Verification Reference

Where possible, AIAPS-processed recordings should include a verification reference.

Verify: aiaps-standard.org/verify/{AIAPS-ID}

The verification reference links the recording’s public identifier to the AIAPS verification system and helps users confirm the associated registration record.