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Article 50 disclosures, written for you in seconds
The EU AI Act's transparency obligations became binding August 2, 2026. If a chatbot talks to your customers, you publish AI-generated images or text, or you run emotion-recognition or biometric features, you owe someone a disclosure. Get the exact notice text, an embeddable HTML banner, a compliance record template, and an ongoing-obligations checklist — instantly, for $59 flat.
Article 50 applies based on who interacts with the system, not where your business is incorporated — if you're not sure, assume yes.
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Frequently asked
What is Article 50, and who does it apply to?
Article 50 of the EU AI Act is the transparency obligations article — it requires disclosure whenever a person interacts with an AI system, whenever AI-generated audio/image/video/text is put in front of the public, and whenever an emotion-recognition or biometric-categorization system is used on someone. It became binding August 2, 2026. It applies based on who is exposed to the system, not where your company is incorporated — if any of your users, readers, or customers are in the EU, it applies to you.
What exactly do I have to disclose?
It depends on your touchpoints. A chatbot needs to make clear a person is talking to an AI, unless that's already obvious. AI-generated or AI-edited images, audio, or video need a machine-readable artificial-generation marker plus a plain disclosure if it could pass as a real recording (a deepfake). AI-generated text published on matters of public interest needs a disclosure, unless a human reviewed it and holds editorial responsibility. Emotion-recognition or biometric-categorization features need to be disclosed to the people exposed to them, with no 'it's obvious' exception.
What do I actually get for $59?
The exact disclosure text for every touchpoint you check, an embeddable HTML/CSS disclosure banner you can paste into your site with no JS dependency, a compliance-record CSV template to log what you implemented and when, and a checklist of ongoing obligations to keep current as you add new AI features.
Is this a one-time thing, or do I need to keep doing something?
Implement once, then maintain: this isn't a recurring filing deadline. But you should keep the compliance record updated any time a disclosure's wording, location, or reviewer changes, and re-check this kit whenever you add a new AI touchpoint — a new chatbot vendor, a new AI image tool, a new emotion-detection feature.
Do I need to give you access to my chatbot, CMS, or product?
No. Nothing connects to any system of yours. You tell us which touchpoints apply; you get back disclosure text, a snippet, and templates to paste in yourself.
Is this legal advice?
No — it's a compliance aid built from the EU AI Act's published Article 50 text, not legal counsel. Confirm your specific obligations with an attorney if your situation is complicated, especially if you're unsure whether the public-interest-text or crime-detection exceptions apply to you.