Article 50 · 0 days to 2 August 2026
Article 50 transparency, sorted in a week.
Article 50 of the EU AI Act says: if a person interacts with an AI, you tell them. If AI generates content, you label it. If it's a deepfake, you flag it. Enforceable 2 August 2026. Klarvo classifies your AI systems, drafts the disclosure text, and stores the evidence — in minutes, not months.
Who this is for
If you have a chatbot, you have Article 50 work to do.
Article 50 is the one rule almost every SME with a web presence trips. The triggers are familiar and unglamorous — a customer-support bot, an AI lead-qualifier, an AI content tool, an accessibility overlay. Each carries a specific disclosure obligation tied to a specific article sub-section.
- ▸You run a chatbot on your site — Article 50(1) disclosure.
- ▸You publish AI-generated blog content — Article 50(2) marking.
- ▸You use AI to infer emotion from customer-facing inputs — Article 50(3) notice.
- ▸You publish deepfaked images/audio for any reason — Article 50(4) label.
Klarvo will draft this
"You're chatting with an AI assistant powered by Klarvo.
For complex queries, ask to be transferred to a person."
Article 50(1) — disclosure at first interaction.
And the audit trail
- ✓Screenshot of the live disclosure
- ✓Linked to the classification record
- ✓Stored in the evidence vault
- ✓Exportable in the audit pack
How it works on the Free tier
- 1
Add the system
Name + 1-paragraph description — under 2 minutes.
- 2
Engine classifies
KlarvoEngine returns the verdict + the exact Article 50 sub-rule.
- 3
Draft disclosure
Ready-to-deploy text, edit, copy.
- 4
Bank the proof
Screenshot, upload, link to the obligation. Done.
0 days. Get this done before the rush.
Free tier — full KlarvoEngine classification, Article 50 disclosure drafted, evidence vault — no credit card.
Free tier · Full KlarvoEngine classification · No credit card