All AI content will eventually be piped via some third party API, similar to GIPHY, so we can go straight to the source and block that script from loading. But

All AI content will eventually be piped via some third party API, similar to GIPHY, so we can go straight to the source and block that script from loading. But to seriously answer your question, yes. It should be marked, just as "screen sequences have been sped up for presentation purposes" and "re-emactment" are clearly marked on TV.