Human interaction
Surfaces the need to assess whether people must be informed they are interacting with AI.
Privacy-first compliance planning
EU AI Act Article 50 transparency check
Identify potential disclosure and content-marking actions, then download a practical evidence checklist. Your answers stay in this browser session.
Planning aid only. This tool does not determine legal applicability or compliance and is not legal advice. Validate the result with qualified counsel and your accountable governance owner.
Regulatory basis reviewed 24 August 2026: European Commission Article 50 FAQ. The Commission states that Article 50 applies from 2 August 2026.
Describe the AI use with bounded answers
No names, prompts, documents, customer data or system identifiers are requested.
Planning result
Potential transparency actions
Evidence to prepare
A downloaded checklist records planning output, not proof of compliance. Do not include personal, confidential or regulated data when extending it.
What this check covers
Generated content
Highlights provider-side marking and detection planning for synthetic or manipulated content.
Deployer disclosures
Maps emotion recognition, biometric categorisation, deepfakes and public-interest text to disclosure evidence.
Governance evidence
Creates a review list covering ownership, notices, tests, exceptions, approvals and change control.
Frequently asked questions
Does this determine EU AI Act compliance?
No. It is a structured planning aid. Scope, exceptions and legal interpretation require qualified review.
Are answers uploaded or stored?
No. The page processes bounded selections locally and does not send, persist or log them.
What about systems released before 2 August 2026?
The Commission describes a limited transition until 2 December 2026 for certain marking and detection obligations. This is not a general grace period; verify the exact provision with counsel.