Article 50 scope map
One risk tier for one system is the wrong shape when you ship twenty. Enter your features and get the per-feature answer: which limb, whose duty, from when.
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nothing attaches
Next date that binds you: 2 December 2026 · 108 days
The map
| Product | Feature and duty | Limb | Whose duty | Applies from |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Site Builder | AI copy and image generationMark the output in a machine-readable format, detectable as artificially generated or manipulated. | Art. 50(2) | Yours | From 2 December 2026 · 108 days |
| Booking widget | Customer-facing chat assistantTell the person they are dealing with an AI system, at the latest at first interaction. | Art. 50(1) | Yours | Live now |
| Support desk | Chatbot licensed from a vendorTell the person they are dealing with an AI system, at the latest at first interaction. | Art. 50(1) | Your vendor's | Live now |
What did not come back as yours
A classifier that flags everything is a fear generator. These rows are the reason to believe the ones above.
- Support desk · Chatbot licensed from a vendorYour vendor's
Wording for the limbs that are yours
This content was generated or assisted by artificial intelligence and is marked as AI-generated in a machine-readable way.
You are interacting with an AI system. Responses are generated automatically and may be inaccurate. A human is available on request.
Your features
What does this feature do?
Placed on the market under your own name or trademark?
Article 3(3). If yes, you are the provider whatever model sits underneath, and a provider duty cannot be contracted back upstream. If no, the provider duties below are your vendor's, and we still show them.
Do you also run it yourself?
Article 50(3) and 50(4) bind the deployer. If you only supply the feature to customers, those duties land on them, not on you.
Was it on the market before 2 August 2026?
Article 111(4). Yes moves the 50(2) marking duty to 2 December 2026. No means it applied the day you shipped, with no transition at all.
Assistive editing only, not substantially altering the input?
Article 50(2) does not apply to the extent the system performs an assistive function for standard editing, or does not substantially alter the input data or its semantics.
Does the output constitute a deep fake?
Article 50(4). Generated or manipulated image, audio or video resembling real persons, objects, places or events. Generated media is not automatically a deep fake.
Is the text published to inform the public on matters of public interest?
Article 50(4) second subparagraph. The limb most often missed, because the paragraph is usually summarised as being about deep fakes.
What does this feature do?
Placed on the market under your own name or trademark?
Article 3(3). If yes, you are the provider whatever model sits underneath, and a provider duty cannot be contracted back upstream. If no, the provider duties below are your vendor's, and we still show them.
Is it obvious a person is dealing with AI?
Article 50(1) does not apply where this is obvious to a reasonably well-informed, observant and circumspect person in the circumstances and context of use. A high bar, not a design preference.
What does this feature do?
Placed on the market under your own name or trademark?
Article 3(3). If yes, you are the provider whatever model sits underneath, and a provider duty cannot be contracted back upstream. If no, the provider duties below are your vendor's, and we still show them.
Is it obvious a person is dealing with AI?
Article 50(1) does not apply where this is obvious to a reasonably well-informed, observant and circumspect person in the circumstances and context of use. A high bar, not a design preference.
This maps a regulation onto what you told it. Whether a limb applies to your product, and whether a carve-out is genuinely met, is a judgement about your product and not legal advice.
Dates are read from a versioned enforcement corpus and disclosure wording from a versioned text corpus, not written into this page. Article 50 · 2026-08-03