Article 50 Disclosure Notices: Exact Wording for Chatbots, AI Marketing, and AI in Hiring

Article 50 of the EU AI Act requires disclosure when AI interacts with people or creates content that could be mistaken for human-made. The principle is simple — tell people. The execution is fiddly. Here is a tested library you can paste into your interfaces today.

Customer-facing chatbot

First-message: 'Hi! I'm an AI assistant working for [COMPANY NAME]. I can help with questions about [SCOPE]. For anything I can't handle, I'll pass you to a human teammate.'

Persistent label: 'AI assistant • Human handoff available'

AI in hiring

Job ad: 'AI in our hiring process: We use AI tools to help screen applications. Every application is also reviewed by a human before any rejection or shortlist decision.'

AI-generated marketing content

Social media: caption ending '[AI-generated image]' or alt-text 'AI-generated visual depicting [DESCRIPTION]'.

Blog post: 'This article was drafted with AI assistance and edited by [AUTHOR].'

AI-voiced audio: 'The voice you're hearing is AI-generated. The script was written by [AUTHOR].'

AI meeting transcription

Calendar invite: 'Please note: we use AI tools to take notes and summarise this meeting. If you'd prefer not to be transcribed, please let us know in advance.'

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