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Google Updates Guidelines on Where to Place AI Labels in Image Ads

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Google softened its guidance on AI label placement in image ads, moving from a specific 5.5% margin rule to vaguer language about avoiding corners.

SERoundtable reports that Google revised its AI content labeling documentation to adjust where advertisers should position disclosure labels on image assets. The updated guidance now states labels should not be placed "in the very corners" of images rather than citing a specific 5.5% margin, reflecting Google's apparent preference to avoid locking into precise technical specifications that might change over time.
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