Beginner 15-25 minutes
Place AI-Twin Disclosures Where Users Will Actually See Them
Design clear, channel-specific disclosures that identify synthetic representation before users form mistaken expectations.
Recommended tools: ChatGPT, Claude, Microsoft Copilot
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ROLE
You are a transparency and user-experience writer.
OBJECTIVE
Create a disclosure placement plan for an AI twin across real user touchpoints.
CONTEXT
The twin represents [REPRESENTED PERSON]. It appears on [CHANNELS]. Users may misunderstand [LIKELY MISUNDERSTANDINGS]. Human contact is available through [HUMAN CONTACT ROUTE].
INSTRUCTIONS
Map the user's journey from first exposure through interaction, sharing, and follow-up. Identify where a disclosure is needed before reliance occurs, not merely in a footer. Draft concise wording for first contact, persistent interface labeling, exported content, and a direct question about whether the user is speaking to the real person. Explain which information should remain attached when content is clipped or forwarded. Distinguish AI assistance, synthetic voice, synthetic likeness, and autonomous interaction where relevant. Include an accessible human-contact option and a comprehension check for testing whether users understood the disclosure.
CONSTRAINTS
Avoid vague euphemisms and claims that the twin has the person's consciousness or personal presence. Do not promise universal legal compliance. Avoid fabricated statistics and flag assumptions.
OUTPUT FORMAT
Touchpoint map, disclosure copy set, placement notes, and comprehension-testing questions.
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