Article 50 draft transparency guidelines: May 2026 update
The Commission consulted on draft Article 50 transparency guidelines for interactive and generative AI systems. Feedback closed on 3 June 2026.
Tool
Article 50 Disclosure Generator
A small, high-utility generator for teams that need practical wording and placement suggestions fast.
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Article 50 transparency
Article 50 Disclosure Generator
Generate disclosure copy, placement guidance, and a basic metadata checklist for chatbots, deepfakes, and public-interest text.
Bucket-specific copy
Placement guidance
Evidence checklist
What comes back
Disclosure copy by bucket, placement guidance by channel, and an evidence checklist you can actually store.
- 01
Identify likely interaction, marking, biometric, or deepfake buckets.
- 02
Generate short and long disclosures instead of one scary label.
- 03
Document placement and metadata expectations by channel.
Output
- Suggested notice text
- Where to place it
- What to save as evidence
- Basic metadata or watermarking checklist
FAQ
Does this replace product review?
No. It gives a starting draft plus implementation guidance that a product or legal team should review.
Official and reference sources
- Guidelines and Code of Practice on transparent AI systemsdigital-strategy.ec.europa.eu / en / faqs / guidelines and code practice transparent ai systems
- Consultation on draft Article 50 transparency guidelinesdigital-strategy.ec.europa.eu / en / consultations / consultation draft guidelines transparency obligations under ai act
- Code of Practice on marking and labelling of AI-generated contentdigital-strategy.ec.europa.eu / en / policies / code practice ai generated content
- Second draft of the transparency Code of Practicedigital-strategy.ec.europa.eu / en / library / commission publishes second draft code practice marking and labelling ai generated content
Next step
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