The Article 50 Disclosure
If your AI talks to people or makes content people see, you generally have to say so. The Article 50 Disclosure is how you set that out.
Updated May 2026
What it is
A disclosure covering your limited-risk systems: chatbots and assistants that interact with people, and AI-generated content you publish. It states plainly that AI is in use, so people are not misled.
When it applies
When you have at least one limited-risk system, which is most companies running a customer chatbot or publishing AI-assisted content. The transparency duties sit in Article 50. For the background, see the Article 50 guide.
How to generate it
On Documents, generate the Article 50 Disclosure. It is organisation-wide and is shaped by the limited-risk systems in your register, so add those first. Review it and put the relevant notices in front of the people who interact with those systems.
Veillo is compliance tooling, not a law firm. Even counsel-reviewed content is general reference, not legal advice on your specific situation.
What the AI Literacy Policy is, why it applies to every organisation under Article 4, and how to generate it in Veillo.
Generate a compliance document from your register: pick a template, choose the system if needed, then edit, export to PDF or DOCX, and keep versions.
The two ways Veillo decides a risk tier: the counsel-reviewed catalog and AI-assisted suggestions you confirm. Plus the four tiers and why the basis is always shown.
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