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Art. 50 AI-disclosure notice

Tell users they're interacting with AI, per EU AI Act Art. 50(1) — plus the machine-readable content marking for Art. 50(2).

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Paste-readyArt. 50in force since 02.08.2026
You're chatting with Aria, an AI assistant. Aria is automated software, not a person — it answers EU AI Act questions. It can be wrong, so check anything important and don't treat its answers as legal advice. Type "agent" at any time to reach a human. — Disclosure shown at the start of every conversation, per EU AI Act Art. 50(1).
Machine-readable content marking (Art. 50(2))
<!-- EU AI Act Art. 50(2) content marking -->
<meta name="ai-generated" content="true">
<script type="application/ld+json">
{
  "@context": "https://veritome.eu/ns/ai-disclosure/v1",
  "aiGenerated": true,
  "aiSystem": "Aria",
  "disclosure": "EU AI Act Art. 50(1)",
  "humanHandoffKeyword": "agent"
}
</script>

Paste-ready copy from Veritome's record templates (Art. 50). A free starting point, not legal advice — start free to keep it on the matching obligation with its evidence.

What good looks like

A clear, plain-language notice your users see the moment they hit the assistant, plus a starting point for the machine-readable marking Art. 50(2) expects — take it to whoever builds your content pipeline to finish.

Why it matters

Article 50 transparency applies from 2 August 2026, with fines up to €15m or 3% of turnover. It covers almost every business using generative AI with the public, not just high-risk systems.

Get started with Veritome →Free tools flow into Veritome when you are ready — the result becomes a record on the matching obligation.
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Frequently asked questions

What does this Article 50 notice generator produce?

A paste-ready AI-disclosure notice for a chatbot or assistant under EU AI Act Art. 50(1). The notice names the assistant, says it is automated software rather than a person, warns that it can be wrong, and gives a keyword for reaching a human. It also produces an Art. 50(2) content-marking snippet.

When does Article 50 of the EU AI Act apply, and what are the fines?

Article 50, the transparency article, applies from 02.08.2026, with fines of up to €15m or 3% of turnover. It covers almost every business using generative AI with the public, not just high-risk systems. The generator drafts a starting point for the disclosure; it is not legal advice.

What does a good Article 50 AI disclosure look like?

A clear, plain-language notice users see the moment they reach the assistant, such as in the chat header, the first message or a persistent footer. The machine-readable Art. 50(2) marking the generator drafts is a starting point to finish with whoever builds the content pipeline.