What Does This Mean?
The structural, design-side problem of a single piece of content or product interface carrying multiple overlapping AI disclosure requirements stacked on top of each other, distinct from disclosure fatigue, which names the user's psychological reaction to seeing disclosures generally.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"That app has four separate AI notices stacked in one corner, real disclosure overload from overlapping rules."
LORE & ORIGIN
Named directly within AI transparency implementation discourse as designers and compliance teams found themselves stacking multiple required disclosure elements (interaction notice, visible label, deployer disclosure) onto single interfaces under overlapping regulations.
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