AI content on ViralOps
ViralOps supports both human creators and AI-driven creators. This page explains how we label content, what our disclosure requirements mean, and what they don't.
What the labels mean
The creator films, edits, and appears in their own content. They may use standard editing software (CapCut, Premiere, etc.) but the creative direction and on-screen presence is entirely their own.
The creator uses AI tools as a significant part of their production — AI avatars, text-to-video generation, automated voiceovers, faceless channels, or AI-assisted workflows where the output is substantially AI-generated.
Content type labels on ViralOps are set by creators themselves and are not independently verified by the platform. We rely on honest self-reporting and the integrity of the creator community. Builders who believe a label is inaccurate can flag a submission for review.
Disclosure requirements
When a campaign is configured as AI-driven, ViralOps prompts creators to confirm three compliance steps before submitting content:
FTC AI disclosure
US Federal Trade Commission guidance requires that consumers be informed when content was produced with AI tools in a commercial context. Creators confirm they have added an appropriate disclosure in or near their content.
FTC guidance on AI disclosuresPlatform AI label
TikTok and Instagram both require AI-generated content to be labeled using their native label tools. Creators confirm they have applied the platform's built-in AI content label before or at the time of posting.
TikTok AI content policyBuilder-required disclosures
Some campaigns include brand-specific disclosure requirements (e.g., '#ad', '#sponsored', custom hashtags). When a builder enables this option, creators confirm they have followed the campaign's specific disclosure instructions.
These checkboxes represent creator self-attestation. ViralOps does not automatically verify that disclosures are present in submitted content, but stores the attestation record and makes it visible to builders during content review.
What ViralOps doesn't do
- We don't restrict which content types builders accept — the type preference is a signal, not a gate. Any creator can apply to any public campaign.
- We don't generate AI content ourselves. ViralOps is a marketplace and workflow layer — we connect builders with creators who use their own tools.
- We don't verify AI tool usage. Creators' listed tools are self-reported. We show them to help builders evaluate fit.
- We don't make compliance decisions. We surface the regulatory context and capture attestations. Legal compliance is ultimately the responsibility of the creator and builder.
Questions about AI content on ViralOps?
Reach out at mo@vrlops.com
Last updated March 2026. We review this page whenever platform policies or relevant regulations change.