EU AI Act · Regulation (EU) 2024/1689

Get ready for the EU AI Act transparency rules

Build transparency, review and evidence controls around synthetic media, chatbots and AI-assisted content.

Article 50 deadlines

Today Prepare detection & audit trails
2 Aug 2026 New generative AI: machine-readable marking & detectable outputs
2 Dec 2026 Existing systems — transition ends

TrustOriginality is detection and documentation infrastructure — not a government approval, but tooling that helps providers and deployers demonstrate Article 50 due diligence.

Regulation → TrustOriginality solutions

EU AI Act Art. 50

Mark AI outputs · detect synthetic content · disclose deepfakes

Multimodal detection + labels

Text, image, audio & video API · JSON-LD compliance labels · signed PDF certificates with QR

Code of Practice (Jun 2026)

Voluntary framework for marking & labelling AI-generated content

Compliance dashboard

Audit CSV/PDF exports · monthly reports · WordPress publish gate & auto-disclosure

C2PA Content Credentials

Technology-neutral provenance standard referenced by the Commission

Provenance & Verify Suite

C2PA manifest reading · registry & perceptual hash · contradiction flags

GDPR + DSA

Personal data protection · platform transparency & moderation evidence

Privacy-by-design operations

Text input hashing · PDF retention controls · evidence ZIP packages for auditors

eIDAS 2 attestations

Long-term qualified electronic attestations (roadmap)

Signed attestation layer

Attestation JSON API · unique certificate keys · HMAC evidence manifests

Detect

Analyze text, image, audio and video inputs before they reach users or regulators.

Document

Create signed reports, logs and review artifacts that teams can actually retain.

Prove

Show counterparties and auditors a repeatable evidence trail for transparency controls.

Annex III — prohibited without human review

Do not use TrustOriginality as the sole automated basis for hiring, grading, law enforcement, migration, justice, or critical infrastructure decisions. Our Acceptable Use Policy defines these limits.

90-day readiness plan

Article 50 readiness — first deadline 2 August 2026

A practical path to baseline gaps, deploy operating controls and collect evidence before the first major deadline.

Week 1–2: Baseline audit

Map current AI-assisted content flows, disclosure points and review responsibilities.

Week 3–6: Operational gates

Activate detection, provenance capture, approval gates and standardized report outputs.

Week 7–90: Evidence & review

Maintain logs, train reviewers and prepare for recurring control checks.

How teams use it for compliance

  • Review high-risk outputs before publication or customer delivery.
  • Issue signed PDF evidence packs for internal governance and external counterparties.
  • Register provenance statements for assets that must remain attributable over time.
  • Coordinate policy, legal and technical teams on one shared audit trail.

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