Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 in Effect: Article 50 Transparency Obligations apply across all EU Member States.
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AI TRANSPARENCY, MADE PRACTICAL

Make your AI
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Know what your website shows. Find the gaps, document the evidence, and keep your next review one step ahead.

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FROM A WEBSITE TO A CLEARER PICTURE
EUAiShieldILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
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ARTICLE 50 · PAGE REVIEW

Review observations

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AREAS
ARTICLE 50(1) · INTERACTIONAI interaction noticeReview notice timing and context
Needs review
ARTICLE 50(2) · PROVIDERMedia provenanceMetadata indicators in sampled media
Observed
ARTICLE 50(4) · DEPLOYERContent disclosureContext needed for human review
Context needed
Source URL · Observation excerpts · Rule versionPDF · JSON
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Evidence for your next review.Inspect · Interpret · Record

Illustrative observations. Your results depend on the page and its context.

BUILT FOR THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE WEBSITE

Website owners

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Digital agencies

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Transparency reviewers

LESS GUESSWORK. MORE EVIDENCE.

A clearer view.
A better next step.

Turn a public website into observations you can review, explain and revisit.

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WEBSITE SCANNER

See what your website reveals.

Inspect public AI notices, possible chatbot integrations and sampled media metadata. Start with a URL and the context you know.

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EVIDENCE WORKSPACE

Make your next review easier.

Keep dated observations, attach screenshots and export a PDF with your client or agency name. Give every finding a traceable source.

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CHANGE MONITORING

Stay close to what changes.

Set up email monitoring for client pages. Compare fresh observations and choose change alerts or a regular digest.

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DESIGNED TO BE EXPLAINED

Evidence you can share.
Boundaries you can see.

A useful review shows what was observed, where it came from and what still needs a human decision.

  • 01 Public HTML observations and notice excerpts
  • 02 Dated reports with source hashes and rule versions
  • 03 Explicit unknowns and manual review steps
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Technical observations support your review. They do not certify legal compliance or verify C2PA signatures.

BUILD YOUR UNDERSTANDING

The context behind the check.

THE GUIDES

Understand Article 50
and AI disclosures.

Plain-language notes for your next review.

THE INTEGRATIONS

Know what to review
in your AI stack.

Practical checklists for common integrations.

CYBER RESILIENCE ACT

Prepare your software
for CRA obligations.

Build a practical, source-linked readiness checklist.

REGULATORY WATCH · UPDATED 1 OCTOBER 2026

Two EU rules. Two different reviews.

AI Act transparency · Article 50

Transparency obligations apply from 2 August 2026. Review who provides or deploys the AI system, what content or interaction is involved, and which exceptions apply.

Read the Article 50 guide →

Cyber Resilience Act · software and products

CRA reporting duties for actively exploited vulnerabilities and severe incidents apply from 11 September 2026. Most product obligations apply from 11 December 2027.

Open the CRA readiness tool →

Sources: European Commission · AI Act transparency guidance · CRA reporting · CRA summary. Dates and scope can change; confirm the rules for your product and role.

START WITH WHAT YOU CAN SEE

Your website.
A clearer next step.

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Scan a page. Review the evidence. Take it from there.