The EU AI Act requires any business with a chatbot, AI assistant, or AI-generated content to show a clear disclosure to users. From 2 August 2026, skipping it means fines of up to 3 percent of global turnover. Disclo makes you compliant in under 10 minutes.
Article 50 fines reach 3 percent of global annual turnover. Most small businesses will not face the maximum, but the exposure is real and it begins 2 August 2026. Disclo removes the risk for a fraction of this.
It does not matter where your business is based. If you have customers or users in the EU, the rule applies to you.
Any AI that responds to visitors in real time — customer service bots, website assistants, live chat tools.
Any tool creating text, images, audio, or video using AI — product descriptions, newsletters, social posts, generated images.
Any AI that speaks to customers on calls or audio interactions, including IVR systems powered by AI.
Any AI-generated video or audio that could be mistaken for real people or real events.
Answer 5 questions and find out exactly which obligations apply to your business.
The free Scope Check asks what AI your site uses. You get a personal report: which obligations apply, with exact deadlines.
Ready-made disclosure texts in your language. The exact notice, chat badge copy, voice script, and transparency page. Copy, paste, done. Instant delivery after payment.
One line of code displays the legal disclosure badge on your site and logs every time it fires. Your dashboard shows proof of compliance. Export it for any regulator in one click.
The EU Omnibus agreement postponed deadlines for high-risk AI — the systems used in hiring decisions, credit scoring, and critical infrastructure. It did not touch Article 50. The chatbot disclosure rule, the AI content labeling rule, and the fine structure are all exactly as written. Any business that has an AI chatbot on their website needs to act before 2 August 2026.
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