Etiquetia

AI transparency labels

AI labels for schools that need trust, not suspicion.

Etiquetia is a visual AI disclosure system for education. It helps teachers, students, and creators explain whether work is human-made, AI-assisted, or AI-generated.

Create an AI label About Etiquetia

Human Made

Original human authorship

Use it when the main work was created by a person without AI-generated core content.

AI Assisted

Human-led work with AI support

Use it when AI helped with ideas, editing, structure, translation, references, or refinement.

AI Made

Content mainly generated by AI

Use it when the primary text, image, audio, code, or media was produced by an AI system.

Why schools need AI disclosure labels

Schools are facing a practical challenge: AI is already part of student work, but many institutions still rely on suspicion, informal guessing, or AI detector reports. That creates tension between teachers and students, especially when detector results are uncertain or wrong.

AI transparency labels offer a simpler route. Instead of asking a tool to guess whether AI was used, the school creates a visible language for disclosure. A label on a cover page, portfolio, slide deck, or project submission can make expectations clear before assessment begins.

For teachers

Set clear classroom rules for AI use without turning assessment into a guessing game.

For students

Declare the role of AI in a way that is simple, visual, and easy to understand.

For schools

Build a shared culture of trust, accountability, and responsible AI literacy.

Frequently asked questions

What are AI transparency labels?

They are visible labels that explain how AI was involved in a piece of work: not used, used as support, or used as the main generator.

Are AI labels better than AI detectors?

They are not the same kind of tool. Detectors try to infer authorship; labels help create a transparent disclosure culture from the start.

Can Etiquetia work with classroom assignments?

Yes. Etiquetia can be used for covers, assignments, portfolios, presentations, classroom policies, and student reflection tasks.