Regulators can verify Article 50 the easy way: open your site and look. DisclosureProof does the same — it scans your pages, checks your chatbot disclosures and AI-content labels against the rules, and archives timestamped evidence your lawyer can actually use. Not another questionnaire.
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Article 50 isn't a paperwork exercise — it's visible on your live product. That's exactly why enforcement is simple, and why proof matters.
Any AI system that interacts with people must make that clear no later than the first interaction — a persistent label buried in your terms doesn't count.
AI-generated audio, image, video, and text must be marked in a machine-readable, detectable format. Systems already on the market before 2 Aug 2026 have until 2 Dec 2026 for this one.
People exposed to these systems must be informed they're in operation.
Clear disclosure that content was AI-generated or manipulated — including news-style text published to inform the public.
The scan mirrors what a supervisory authority (or opposing counsel) would do by hand — then keeps the receipts.
Paste a URL. We crawl your pages, trigger your chat widget, and sample your published media — no install, no access needed.
Every check maps to a specific obligation: disclosure present or missing, marking found or absent, labels rendered or not. Free, always — the fix itself comes with the report.
Timestamped screenshots, DOM captures, and a media manifest — archived so you can show the notice was there, and when.
Compliance drifts: widgets update, exports strip metadata, new channels launch unlabeled. Scheduled re-scans catch it before anyone else does.
Laws differ; the check is the same: is the required disclosure actually there? DisclosureProof grades one scan against every rulebook that applies to you.
Chatbot disclosure, machine-readable marking, deepfake and AI-text labels. Applies from 2 Aug 2026 to anyone serving EU users.
AI-generated news content disclosure for outlets operating in New York, alongside Article 50(4)'s public-interest text rule.
California SB 942 disclosures, Colorado's ADMT notice and record-retention duties (from 1 Jan 2027), Utah, and the rest of the patchwork.
If your site or product serves people in the EU, Article 50's transparency duties can apply regardless of where you're based. That's why US and UK companies with EU traffic are in scope.
Responsibility is split between providers and deployers, and how your widget is configured on your site is on you. Many widgets have the right settings; they're just not turned on or the notice isn't visible enough.
Only one piece moved: the machine-readable marking duty in Article 50(2), for generative systems already on the market before 2 Aug 2026, was extended to 2 Dec 2026. The chatbot-disclosure and labeling duties — and the enforcement powers — start 2 Aug 2026 as scheduled.
No. DisclosureProof is an informational scanning and evidence tool, not a law firm, and a scan is not a compliance guarantee. Use it to find gaps and keep proof; use counsel for legal interpretation.
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