Label Your Assets for Transparency

Promote transparency, empower consumers, and build trust in the digital marketplace.

The LACS Asset Classification Standard (LACS) is a straightforward, self-declared system designed to bring transparency to the origin of digital assets. By labeling your assets with LACS, you empower consumers to make informed decisions and build a more trustworthy digital marketplace.

How to Label Your Assets

It’s easy! Choose the label that best describes your asset’s creation process and add it to your asset’s title, description, or tags:

LACS Classification	Label	Badge
Human-Made	`LACS-H`	[SVG] [PNG]
AI-Assisted	`LACS-A`	[SVG] [PNG]
AI-Generated	`LACS-G`	[SVG] [PNG]

For detailed guidance on integrating LACS labels into various file formats, for example 3D models or textures, and how to denote your LACS classification in asset marketplaces, please refer to Appendix A of the LACS specification.

Why Use LACS?

Transparency: Clearly communicate the role of AI in your asset creation process.
Trust: Build trust with consumers who value knowing the origin of their assets. Most users don’t care if something is AI-generated, but all users appreciate transparency!
Simplicity: Applying a LACS label is quick and easy.
Empowerment: Give buyers the information they need to make informed choices.

Join the Movement

By adopting LACS, you’re joining a growing community of creators committed to transparency and ethical practices in the digital asset marketplace. Help us build a future where consumers are empowered and creators are recognized for their contributions. Here are some other ways you can spread the word:

Use #lacs, #lacsH, #lacsA or #lacsG on social media such as X.
Ask your favorite asset creators to start labelling their work.

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About the Lumi Foundation

The LACS standard is developed and maintained by the Lumi Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting ethical and responsible practices in technology. The Foundation does not verify the accuracy of self-declared classifications but encourages the community to uphold the standard in good faith.