IAEMPOWER AI Compliance

Beskrivelse

IAEMPOWER AI Compliance helps agencies, publishers, and content teams build a reviewable workflow for image-origin transparency in WordPress.

The plugin scans the Media Library, organises images for human review, records classification decisions, and can apply a visible disclosure to selected images. It is designed to support transparency workflows related to the EU Artificial Intelligence Act and similar requirements.

Important: IAEMPOWER AI Compliance is a workflow and traceability tool. It is not an automatic AI-image detector, does not provide legal advice, and does not create, automate, or guarantee legal compliance.

Lite features

  • Scans the WordPress Media Library and creates an image inventory.
  • Identifies whether an image appears to be used in published public content.
  • Surfaces evidence hints found in filenames, image metadata, or alternative text.
  • Keeps the final classification decision under human control.
  • Records the reviewer, review date, selected status, and available evidence.
  • Supports individual and bulk classification actions.
  • Processes selected disclosure actions progressively through AJAX.
  • Applies a visible disclosure to images classified as AI generated, AI manipulated, or partially AI generated/manipulated.
  • Creates a local backup before modifying an original image.
  • Restores the clean original from the protected backup.
  • Stores machine-readable traceability data in WordPress and adds IPTC metadata to supported JPEG files.
  • Makes no external API calls in the Lite version. Processing remains on your WordPress server.

Nine classification statuses

  1. Unreviewed
  2. Pending review
  3. AI generated
  4. AI manipulated
  5. Partially AI generated/manipulated
  6. AI-assisted editing
  7. Human original
  8. Stock / Archive
  9. Excluded

Human review, not automatic detection

The plugin can surface contextual evidence, such as relevant terms found in a filename or image metadata, but it does not automatically decide whether an image was generated by AI. The responsible user reviews the available information and records the final classification.

Local and reversible workflow

Before applying a visible disclosure, the plugin creates a local copy of the original file in a dedicated backup directory. If a classification or disclosure needs to be corrected, an administrator can restore the clean original from the inventory.

Pro plans

The WordPress.org version includes the Lite features listed above. IAEMPOWER AI Compliance Pro is available separately as an early-adopter release, with four plan tiers based on the number of sites: Freelance, Growth, Agency, and Enterprise.

Pro adds:

  • Advanced automation for classification and disclosure workflows.
  • Exportable audit reports (CSV or PDF).

The fifth directory screenshot is clearly identified as a preview of a Pro feature.

Learn more and join the early-adopter list at IAEMPOWER AI Compliance.

Legal notice

This plugin is intended to assist with image-origin transparency and documentation workflows. It does not constitute legal advice and cannot guarantee compliance with Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 or any other law or regulation. Site administrators remain responsible for reviewing their obligations and obtaining professional legal advice where appropriate.

License

IAEMPOWER AI Compliance is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or any later version.

IAEMPOWER AI Compliance is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with IAEMPOWER AI Compliance. If not, see https://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

(c) 2026 Luis Pablo Melgarejo Morales (IAEMPOWER) — https://iaempoweragency.com/

Installation

  1. Install the plugin through the WordPress Plugins screen, or upload the complete plugin folder to /wp-content/plugins/.
  2. Activate IAEMPOWER AI Compliance from the Plugins screen.
  3. Open IAEMPOWER AI Compliance from the WordPress admin menu.
  4. Select Scan Media Library to create the initial inventory.
  5. Review the images and assign the appropriate classification under human supervision.
  6. Apply a visible disclosure only to images that require it.

FAQ

Does the plugin automatically detect AI-generated images?

No. The plugin does not claim to be an automatic AI detector. It can surface contextual evidence from filenames, metadata, and alternative text, but a responsible user makes and records the final decision.

Which classification statuses are available?

The plugin provides nine statuses: Unreviewed, Pending review, AI generated, AI manipulated, Partially AI generated/manipulated, AI-assisted editing, Human original, Stock / Archive, and Excluded.

Can I undo a visible disclosure?

Yes. Before modifying an original image, the plugin creates a local backup. The Restore action in the inventory recovers the clean original and regenerates its WordPress attachment metadata.

Which images can receive a visible disclosure?

The Lite version applies disclosures to images classified as AI generated, AI manipulated, or partially AI generated/manipulated. The disclosure is not applied automatically when an image is scanned.

Does the disclosure appear wherever WordPress serves the image?

The disclosure is written into the image file and its generated WordPress sizes. Consequently, WordPress serves the marked version wherever those files are used. Review caches and CDN copies after applying or restoring a disclosure.

What happens with large Media Libraries?

The plugin supports bulk actions and processes selected disclosure operations in small AJAX batches with a progress indicator, reducing the risk of blocking the browser during longer operations.

Does the Lite version send image data to an external service?

No. The Lite version does not make external API calls. Inventory, classification, backup, disclosure, and restoration operations run on your WordPress server.

Are reports included in the Lite version?

No. Exportable audit reports (CSV or PDF) are available in Pro plans (Freelance, Growth, Agency, and Enterprise).

Does this plugin guarantee compliance with the EU AI Act?

No. The plugin assists with image-origin review, disclosure, and documentation. It does not provide legal advice or guarantee compliance with any law or regulation.

Anmeldelser

25. august, 2026
I tested the plugin and, honestly, I think it tackles a problem that’s only going to get harder to manage manually. What I liked most is that it doesn’t try to be some kind of “magic AI detector.” Instead, it audits your WordPress media library and gives you a much more organized way to review and sort your images. You can mark images as AI-generated, human/original, stock, or leave them pending for review. The key thing is that the final call still stays with the person reviewing the content. I also liked that the plugin helps you keep track of everything and provides documentation you can refer back to later. If you run a website with lots of images, you quickly see how hard it can be to keep everything organized manually. This plugin makes the whole process a lot easier to manage. I’ve only tried the Lite version so far, but it’s already a really useful starting point. Simple idea, useful implementation, and no over-the-top promises. Definitely worth checking out.
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Ændringslog

1.0.3

  • Renamed all internal prefixes from ria_ / RIA_MC_ to iaemc_ / IAEMC_ to follow WordPress.org prefix requirements.
  • No functional changes. This release only migrates internal prefixes.

1.0.2

  • Renamed the plugin to IAEMPOWER AI Compliance.
  • Migrated inline scripts and styles to wp_add_inline_script() and wp_add_inline_style().
  • Added the Stock / Archive classification status, bringing the total to nine statuses.
  • Corrected the AI-assisted editing status label.

1.0.1

  • Added one-click restoration from a protected local backup.
  • Corrected the admin footer credit display.

1.0.0

  • Initial release.