Research Sources

Delta Dental of NJ

Payroll Integrations Mgmt Site 2023

TheLoanSource.com-PPP Forgiveness

Paychex Flex - 401k & Payroll

VOYA 401k

VOYA 401k Sponsor Website - ADMIN

INDeed Recruiting Site

FiveRR

 Xerox Recycling/Return Label Creation

Xerox Toner & Parts Ordering

Brother Recycling Labels

Adobe Creative Cloud Subscriptions

FEDEX

Microsoft Partner Network

QR Code generation for contact info 2023

Barcode Generator used for JHP

Tableizer - converts spreadsheet cells to html

PDF Accessibility Testers:

AudioEye Color Contrast Checker

ADA Rocket PDF Accessibility Scan Tool

Download PDF Accessiblity Checker (PAC from PDF/UA Foundation)

PAC TESTER APP - \Box\DATA\2_PDF Accessibility\PAC 2021\PAC.exe

Adobe Acrobat Prep for accessibility Instructions

ADA website audits:

https://www.accessibilitychecker.org/

https://accessibe.com/accessscan

https://www.accessi.org

INFORMATION & STANDARDS

Section508.gov

ADA Web Guidance

WCAG 2 Standards

BeAccessible.com - Standards and Info on 504/508

FTC Guide for Endorsements vs Paid Influencing

Foreign Entity Agent Registration - CFS [FilingsMadeEasy.com]

Georgia Sec of State GA Tax - Dept of Revenue

Indiana Sec of State

HES Resource list - PW "covid19hesdocs" 

CDC.gov Covid19 Homepage 

Synthesia.io

Animaker

AI or NOT.com

Hive Moderation.com

Illuminarity.ai

To read the metadata of published images and determine if AI was used in their creation, you can follow these steps:

1. **Download the Image**: Save the image to your computer.

2. **Access Metadata**:

   - **On Windows**: Right-click the image file, select **Properties**, and go to the **Details** tab.

   - **On Mac**: Open the image in Preview, then go to **Tools > Show Inspector** and click the **Info** tab.

3. **Check EXIF Data**: Look for EXIF (Exchangeable Image File Format) data, which includes details like the camera model, settings, and sometimes software used. Some AI tools embed specific metadata tags indicating AI usage³.

4. **Use Metadata Analysis Tools**: Tools like [Pincel Image Meta Reader](https://blog.pincel.app/ai-prompt-extract/) can reveal detailed metadata, including prompts used in AI-generated images⁵.

5. **Look for AI-specific Metadata**: Google has introduced a metadata property called “compositeWithTrainedAlgorithmicMedia” to indicate AI manipulation⁴.

6. **AI Detection Tools**: Use online AI detection tools like [AI or Not](https://mashable.com/article/how-to-identify-ai-generated-images), [Hive Moderation](https://mashable.com/article/how-to-identify-ai-generated-images), or [SDXL Detector](https://mashable.com/article/how-to-identify-ai-generated-images) to analyze pixel patterns and determine the likelihood of AI generation².