🇹🇷Türk hukuk bağlamı arıyorsanız bu kavramın Türkçe versiyonu:Madde 50 Şeffaflık Yükümlülükleri (AB AI Act) →
What are the Article 50 transparency obligations?
The Article 50 transparency obligations are the EU AI Act’s disclosure layer, applicable from 2 August 2026: (1) people interacting with an AI system must be informed, unless obvious from context; (2) AI-generated or manipulated audio, image, video and text must be marked in a machine-readable format; (3) deepfakes — content resembling real persons, places or events — must be visibly disclosed; (4) persons exposed to emotion recognition or biometric categorisation must be notified. Unlike the high-risk regime, these duties were not postponed by the omnibus package.
Who they hit in practice
- Customer-facing chatbots, voice agents and AI companions (disclosure);
- Image/video/text generation features and pipelines (marking, e.g. C2PA-style credentials);
- Avatar, face and voice tools (deepfake labels);
- Turkey-based products serving EU users — extraterritorial scope applies.
Compliance is product work
Disclosure copy, provenance metadata and visible labels are engineering deliverables, not policies. Start with our August 2 guide and the AI Act Readiness Checklist.