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From 2 August 2026, EU AI Act Article 50 requires websites that use AI chatbots or AI assistants to clearly inform visitors they are interacting with AI \u2014 before the first interaction.<\/strong><\/p>\n\n If your WordPress site uses a chatbot, voice agent, or AI-powered tool, your visitors have a legal right to know. Disclo makes this requirement simple.<\/p>\n\n Disclo adds a hosted, compliant AI disclosure badge to your site and silently logs every time the disclosure fires on a visitor's screen. You get a timestamped evidence log \u2014 not just a visible \nnotice, but provable proof that it ran.<\/p>\n\n There is no document to upload. No screenshot to save. Every disclosure event is recorded server-side, automatically, with a timestamp. Export a regulator-ready report in one click from your Disclo \ndashboard.<\/p>\n\n Most compliance tools give you a banner. Disclo gives you a record.<\/p>\n\n If a visitor files a complaint on 3 August 2026, the authority will ask: prove your disclosure was shown. A screenshot proves it existed once. Disclo's server-side event log proves it ran \u2014 every \ntime, for every visitor, with a timestamp. That is the difference between \"we had a notice\" and \"here is the documented evidence.\"<\/p>\n\n Fines for Article 50 violations may reach up to \u20ac15 million or 3% of global annual turnover, whichever is higher, under Article 99 of the EU AI Act. Documented good-faith compliance is an important \nfactor in fine calibration.<\/p>\n\n If your WordPress site uses any of the following, you may be required to show an AI disclosure under Article 50:<\/p>\n\nWhat this plugin does<\/h4>\n\n
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