Field notes on AI-era growth, deliverability, voice, and messaging for developers and teams building on Orbit by Devotel.
Four AI-disclosure regimes now share the same "tell the person it's an AI" shape, and Orbit stores them as one settings row with one master switch. The regime-to-toggle map, the workspace-wide scope caveat, the configuration sequence, and the pre-publishing checklist.
The EU AI Act, California SB 243, the Utah AI Policy Act, and Korea's AI Basic Act all demand the same primitive — the person must know they are talking to an AI. How the four regimes differ, and how Devotel Orbit's tenant-owned disclosure toggles cover all four from one surface.
The ITU-T's PIN (remote-party determination) work item asks how a network should establish whether the remote party on a voice call is a person or a machine — and how that determination should travel. Here is what the 60-day study window is deliberating, what platforms ship today, and which of the controls is yours to set rather than wait for.
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