Limited-Risk & Voluntary Transparency (EU AI Act)
Not every AI is high-risk—but you still have obligations or expectations. We implement Article 50 transparency for certain limited-risk systems and help you self-report minimal-risk AI to build trust.
What's in scope
Article 50 disclosures keep users informed; voluntary transparency statements show leadership even when not mandated.
Article 50 disclosures
- Tell users when they interact with AI. Surface disclosures in chat, voice, and embedded UI surfaces when automation is not obvious.
- Label synthetic/deepfake content. Generate watermark-ready banners, metadata tags, or captions for AI-generated media.
- Disclose emotion recognition or biometric categorization. Clarify scope, datasets, and control mechanisms whenever sensitive inferences are made.
We provide UI copy, API hooks, and labeling workflows so engineering and policy teams stay aligned.
Voluntary self-reporting (minimal-risk)
- Public AI System Transparency Statement plus machine-readable transparency.json.
- AI System Inventory entries with data-use notes and governance owners.
- Evaluation summary covering safety, bias, UX risks, and mitigation backlog.
- Oversight, feedback, and contestation pathways users can activate.
- Optional provenance and labeling via content credentials or watermarking.
- Codes of conduct or AI Pact alignment docs for non-high-risk systems.
Implementation notes
Static sites
Create a dedicated transparency.html page, reference the public transparency.json, and add canonical plus FAQ JSON-LD tags in the <head>.
Next.js
Add /limited-risk-transparency to the Next.js app directory, reference /public/transparency.json via the API route, and keep CTA buttons wired to existing contact flows.
Why ship transparency early?
Early publication signals risk maturity, simplifies procurement diligence, and lets you iterate on disclosures before deadlines. We help you harmonize Article 50 notices with existing privacy or automated decision disclosures.
FAQs
Key questions we hear from policy, product, and marketing teams rolling out transparency updates.
Does the AI Act only apply to models?
No. The EU AI Act regulates both AI systems and GPAI models. Duties depend on your role in the value chain and the risk/use-case classification.
When do transparency rules kick in?
Article 50 transparency requirements apply from 2 Aug 2026, but voluntary transparency statements can be published now to build trust.
Need help choosing?
We scope EU AI Act obligations by role, bundle evidence refresh SLAs, and align remediation milestones with your procurement model.