Article 50 AI Transparency Checklist

This form collects the information required under Article 50 of the EU AI Act for providers and deployers of AI systems that interact with natural persons, generate synthetic content, or perform emotion recognition or biometric categorisation. Complete the sections that apply to your system. Provectio will measure your disclosures against the applicable obligations and return a governed receipt with findings and integrity hashes.

01 Organisation Information ▲

Company name *

Contact person *

Contact email *

Role *

Select all that apply. Article 50 distinguishes obligations between providers and deployers.

Provider Deployer

AI system name and version *

02 System Classification Art. 50(1)–(4) ▲

System type *

Select all types that apply to this system. Selections determine which Article 50 obligations are shown below.

Direct human interaction — chatbot, virtual assistant, AI customer service Synthetic content generation — AI-generated audio, image, video or text Emotion recognition system Biometric categorisation system Deep fake generation or manipulation — image, audio or video content

03 Human Interaction Disclosure Art. 50(1) ▼

Disclosure method Art. 50(1)

Timing of disclosure Art. 50(5)

Format

Timing or format details

Obviousness exemption claimed Art. 50(1)

Article 50(1) does not apply where it is obvious from the circumstances and context of use that a natural person is interacting with an AI system.

Yes — obviousness exemption applies No — disclosure obligation applies

Accessibility compliance Art. 50(5)

04 Synthetic Content Marking Art. 50(2) ▼

Machine-readable marking method Art. 50(2)

Detectability mechanism Art. 50(2)

Content types covered Art. 50(2)

Audio Image Video Text

05 Emotion and Biometric Disclosure Art. 50(3) ▼

Disclosure method Art. 50(3)

Timing of disclosure Art. 50(5)

Format

Timing or format details

Accessibility compliance Art. 50(5)

06 Deep Fake Disclosure Art. 50(4) ▼

Disclosure method Art. 50(4)

Editorial or artistic exemption claimed Art. 50(4)

Article 50(4) provides an exception for content that forms part of an evidently artistic or creative work, to the extent such content does not constitute deception of natural persons on essential matters.

Yes — editorial or artistic exemption claimed No — full disclosure obligation applies

07 Accessibility Art. 50(5) ▲

Clear and distinguishable manner Art. 50(5)

Article 50(5) requires all disclosures under paragraphs 1–4 to be provided in a clear and distinguishable manner at the latest at the time of first interaction or exposure.

Confirmed — all disclosures meet this standard Partial — some disclosures meet this standard Not confirmed

Accessibility standard referenced Art. 50(5)

Accessibility implementation notes

08 Document Upload ▼

Disclosure designs and notification text

Screenshots, wireframes, or documents showing the exact disclosure notices presented to users.

Marking specifications

Technical specification or implementation documentation for any machine-readable marking applied to synthetic content outputs.

Article 50 transparency checklist