EU AI Act Article 50 Exposure Review
High Tech.2.0 · Cybersecurity & IT
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What the publisher says
As described on Microsoft Marketplace.
Article 50 was not delayed. Most of the market thinks it was.
The EU AI Act transparency obligations have applied since 2 August 2026. The Digital Omnibus (Regulation (EU) 2026/1744) pushed the high-risk deadlines to December 2027 and August 2028, but left Article 50 in force. If your AI output reaches people in the EU, your disclosure duties are live now, and most organizations have not realized it.
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This free exposure review shows you exactly where you stand. In a focused 20-minute session, a compliance specialist reviews your AI systems and content against all four limbs of Article 50 and tells you which duties apply, which are already live, and which sit on the 2 December 2026 grace clock.
What you get from the review:
- A duty-by-duty read on Article 50(1)–(4), mapped to your actual chatbots, generative tools, and AI content
- A clear exposure rating: which obligations are live for you now versus on the grace period
- Your penalty band under Article 99 — up to €15M or 3% of worldwide turnover, or the SME lower-of rule if you qualify
- A prioritized list of the gaps to close first
- A short written summary you can share internally or drop into an enterprise customer's AI questionnaire
Why it matters now:
- Article 99(4)(g) sets exposure for Article 50 breaches at up to €15,000,000 or 3% of worldwide annual turnover
- The duties reach ordinary businesses — customer chatbots, AI-generated images and copy, synthetic voice and video, AI-written articles, emotion recognition
- Article 2(1)(c) can reach companies with no EU entity where the system's output is used in the Union
- Enterprise buyers are already sending AI-transparency questionnaires; a documented position wins deal
Who this is for:
Marketing and creative agencies, brands and publishers with EU reach, and SaaS or product teams shipping chatbots or generative features. No legal background needed.
Delivered by High Tech.2.0 — a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business AI governance and GRC firm led by an active U.S. Department of the Air Force Inspector General with 20+ years in cybersecurity and federal inspection, and publisher of the AI Governance & GRC Readiness Assessment on Microsoft Marketplace.
Select Contact Me to book your review. Add the AI systems you run in the notes, and we will come prepared.
Indicative review, not legal advice or certification. Article 50's reach to non-EU businesses via Article 2(1)(c) is a reading of the provisions together, not settled law — treat it as a strong reason to comply and to take advice.
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