Ai compliance

If your website has a chatbot, uses AI to generate content (blog posts, product descriptions, images), or uses AI for customer analysis — and you have any EU customers — you may need to comply with the EU AI Act's transparency requirements.

The enforcement date was August 2, 2026. It's already here.

**Quick checklist:**

✅ **Do you have a chatbot?** Add a disclosure that users are interacting with AI

✅ **Do you use AI-generated content?** Mark it as AI-generated

✅ **Do you use AI images or videos?** Add labels or metadata marking them as synthetic

✅ **Do you use emotion recognition?** Inform the people being analyzed

✅ **Keep records** of all your compliance measures

**The penalties are serious:** Up to €15 million or 3% of your worldwide annual revenue.

**But compliance is simple:** The main thing is transparency. If you tell people when they're interacting with AI and mark AI-generated content, you're most of the way there.

I made a free guide that walks through the full checklist if anyone needs it. The key thing is to not ignore this — unlike GDPR, which had a lot of warning, this enforcement date has already passed.

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u/ABandC1209 — 15 days ago
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How are «regular» companies preparing for the EU AI Act?

I am not talking about companies building foundation models, but businesses that use AI tools (HR, support, analytics, security, etc.).

What have you already put in place, and what’s still on the roadmap?

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u/ABandC1209 — 15 days ago