The wild west of anonymous AI content has officially ended. Following the New Delhi Declaration, the Indian government has enacted the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines) Amendment Rules, 2026. For owners of sites like ainewsscan.blogspot.com, this means transparency is no longer optional—it is a survival skill.
1. What the 2026 Rules Require
Under the new norms, any content that is "synthetically generated" must carry a clear identifier. This includes:
- AI Images: All images from tools like Nano Banana or Midjourney v8 must have an "AI Generated" watermark or clear caption.
- AI Text: Articles must disclose if a "Significant Portion" was drafted by a Large Language Model.
- Takedown Timelines: For non-compliant content, platforms (like Blogger) must now comply with government takedown orders within 3 hours.
2. Why Google AdSense Loves Disclosure
Many beginners fear that admitting to using AI will get them banned from AdSense. The opposite is true in 2026. Google's "Spam Policy" targets low-quality unoriginal content, not AI itself. By providing a disclosure, you are demonstrating **Accountability**, which is a high-value signal for premium advertisers.
As we discussed in our Small Language Model deep dive, the goal is "Human-in-the-Loop." Use the AI for the heavy lifting (research/drafting), but use your voice for the final edit.
3. Video Analysis: The Future of Compliance
To help you understand the technical side of "Provenance Tracking" (the digital fingerprint left by AI), watch this expert breakdown of the 2026 IT Norms.
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