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EU AI Actmediumv1.0.0 · System
Art. 50 AI Disclosure Requirement
Ensures user-facing AI systems disclose their AI nature in initial responses. Detects missing disclosures and flags for review.
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Creates a Guideline policy. Observation only — nothing is blocked until you promote to Strict.
Defaults to template name. Customise to distinguish multiple instances of the same template.
Leave empty to apply broadly via the template's default data-classification / risk-tier filters.
Rationale
Art. 50 requires that natural persons interacting with AI systems are informed they are interacting with AI, unless obvious from context. This policy flags responses that lack disclosure.
Example violation
First response in a session: "Hello! I can help you with your insurance enquiry today." (no AI disclosure)Triggers (1)
- outputCheck first response in each session for disclosure
Detectors (1)
- keyword_listdisclosure-checkLook for disclosure phrases
Actions (2)
- rewritePrepend standard disclosure text
- flagFlag for review if rewrite isn't possible
Tunable parameters (3)
Accepted disclosure phrases
basickeywords
Phrases that count as valid disclosure.
Default: ["I'm an AI assistant","I am an AI","automated assistant","AI-powered"]
Only check first response
basicboolean
Disclosure is typically required only at session start.
Default: true
Rewrite template
advancedstring
Use {original_response} as a placeholder.
Default: "I'm an AI assistant. {original_response}"
Regulatory references
EU AI Act Art. 50
Template defaults (suggested target after promotion)
Suggested mode
flag
Risk tiers
Limited Risk
Data classifications
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Departments
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Cloned policies start in Guideline mode. Use the promotion wizard to flip to Strict once you trust the false-positive rate.