AI Disclosure Generator
The EU AI Act's transparency rules (Article 50) apply since 2 August 2026. Answer a few questions about how you build or use AI, and get the obligations that apply to you — with ready-to-paste disclosure texts in English and German.
This tool provides general information about Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, not legal advice. Obligations depend on your specific situation; consult a lawyer for a binding assessment. Nothing you enter here leaves your browser.
In force since 2 August 2026. Non-compliance with Article 50
can be fined with up to €15 million or 3 % of worldwide annual
turnover (Art. 99(4)). Marking/detection duties for generative systems
already on the market before that date apply from
2 December 2026.
Machine-readable marking — where to start
For providers, a visible label alone does not satisfy Art. 50(2): outputs must also be marked machine-readably. Established building blocks:
- C2PA Content Credentials — cryptographically signed provenance manifests embedded in the file (used by OpenAI, Adobe, Google and most large newsrooms). Verify results with our inspector.
- IPTC metadata — set
digitalSourceTypetotrainedAlgorithmicMediain image/video metadata. - Robust watermarks — invisible, detection-tool-readable marks (e.g. SynthID-class techniques) that survive re-encoding.
- The Commission's Code of Practice on marking AI-generated content — a voluntary, recognised compliance path including official labelling icons.