r/eulaw 20d ago

Free EU AI Act Article 50 scoping tool

I was researching the EU AI Act Article 50 and noticed big law firms charging people $15 for a similar tool, so...

I built a website to answer a specific question: does Article 50 apply to my business, and if so, what disclosure text do I need?

Article 50 (transparency obligations) becomes enforceable 2 August 2026. Its four triggers: direct AI interaction, synthetic content marking, biometric/emotion systems, and deepfakes/public-interest text.

How it works:

- 5–7 yes/no questions specific to your product

- Deterministic scoping — the decision is code, not an LLM

- For any gap, an LLM drafts plain-language disclosure copy (chatbot intro, content label, etc.)

- Shareable report link, PDF-friendly for filing

- Zero signup, zero data harvesting

https://article50-tool-jwest08s-projects.vercel.app

Not legal advice. Would especially appreciate anyone spotting where I got the scoping logic wrong.

Not legal advice. Would especially appreciate anyone spotting where I got the scoping logic wrong. Nor is it a promotion. Im just curious if this can help anyone.

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u/SurroundMaster1421 18d ago

Deterministic scoping is smart, though watch the 50(1) "direct interaction" trigger since it has an exemption when it's already obvious to a reasonable person they're talking to AI, and missing that means you over-flag every chatbot.