The transparency obligations under Article 50 of the EU AI Act became applicable on 2 August 2026, introducing new requirements for organisations using chatbots and AI-generated or manipulated content. In this webinar, Sorainen experts explain the four main obligations covering AI interactions, machine-readable marking, deepfake labelling and text published on matters of public interest, including the key exceptions and practical steps companies should consider.

What was covered:

  • AI interaction disclosures for chatbots and voice assistants
  • Machine-readable marking of AI-generated content
  • Labelling requirements for deepfakes
  • Disclosure of AI-generated public-interest text
  • Human review and editorial-control exceptions
  • Practical compliance actions and answers to participant questions

Presentation from our speakers Ignas Sidaras, Mihkel Miidla and Krišjānis Knodze is available here.

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Contact our experts:

Ignas Sidaras

Ignas Sidaras

Cousel at Sorainen Lithuania

ignas.sidaras@sorainen.com

 

 

 

 

 

Mihkel Miidla Mihkel Miidla

Partner at Sorainen Estonia, Head of Technology & Data Protection

mihkel.miidla@sorainen.com

 

 

 

 

 

Linda Sarāne-Reneslāce

Partner at Sorainen Latvia

linda.reneslace@sorainen.com