Short answer: No. Creators are not required to disclose AI use to readers, and Vizno does not apply any AI-use label on reader-facing surfaces. You may choose to mention AI involvement in your project's description or credits, but this is entirely optional - there is no policy obligation to do so.
What the Creator Terms say about AI
Creator Terms § 5 addresses AI-generated content in the context of creator responsibility: you remain accountable for all content in your project regardless of how it was produced, and you cannot cite AI generation as a defense against policy violations. That section does not, however, impose any disclosure requirement directed at your readers.
Reader-facing labeling
Vizno does not add automatic AI-use badges, flags, or notices to published projects. Readers browsing either Vizno or Vizno Uncut will not see a platform-generated label indicating whether a title used AI tools. This applies to all reader surfaces: catalog listings, project pages, episode viewers, and search results.
What creators can do voluntarily
While disclosure is not required, nothing prevents you from noting AI involvement in your project's description, credits screen, or release notes. Some creators choose to do this for transparency with their audience. If you do, there is no prescribed format - use whatever phrasing fits your project.