Article 50 and AI Transparency

Article 50 transparency is in force since 2 August 2026. Updated for the Commission implementation guidelines published on 20 July 2026, this cluster separates interaction notices, content marking, deployer disclosures, exceptions, and evidence. Start at the hub, then drill into chatbot disclosure and templates.

Cluster links

• Article 50 practical implementation hubMap interaction, generated content, evidence, templates, and scanner.
• AI chatbot disclosure under Article 50Wording, examples, accessibility, and evidence checklist.
• Where to place an AI chatbot disclosurePre-chat, chrome, mobile/voice patterns and anti-patterns.
• Does an AI agent need to disclose it is AI?In-product agents, outbound messages, role, and evidence.
• Article 50 disclosure benchmark50-product sample frame, rubric, and CSV coding sheet.
• Article 50 evidence log templateScreenshots, version, owner, paragraph mapped, approval.
• Commission Article 50 guidelines — July 2026What changed, which paragraph applies, and why the December transition is limited.
• Article 50 disclosure examplesCopy-adjustable notices for chatbots, content, and agents.
• Article 50 checklistPoint-of-interaction checks before you ship disclosure.
• AI transparency obligations overviewWhat you must disclose to users, in plain language.
• AI disclosure notice templateUI and privacy-policy starting copy.
• AI chatbot checklistChat-specific transparency and escalation checks.
• AI Act for AI agents and chatbotsAutonomy, actions, and where disclosure still applies.
• Free readiness scannerMap which transparency steps apply to your product.