EU AI Act · Article 50 · in effect since 2 August 2026

Since 2 August 2026, the EU AI Act sets new transparency rules for chatbots and AI content.

Check what applies to your systems against the primary law in two minutes. Then let Trusq keep every system current as the rules keep moving — primary source attached, no meeting.

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Result before contact detailsOfficial Journal text quotedEUR-Lex source per paragraphRuns in your browser

For teams responsible for chatbots, AI-generated content or biometric systems — and for the compliance, legal and AI-governance people behind them.

Example · Meridian Group (fictional) · regulatory impact
● verified changeAI Act
High-risk implementation timeline updated

In force · Regulation (EU) 2026/1744. Trusq preserved the published baseline and mapped the change to the amended high-risk dates.

European Commission · reviewed 2 Aug 2026
Affected systems
Recruitment screeningProvider · high risk · 11 obligations
Action needed
Internal analytics copilotDeployer · minimal risk · 3 obligations
No impact
Evidence draft ready for review.
Planning note and obligation record updated from the verified change.
One system registerThe footprint Trusq maps changes against
Official EU sourcesLaw, guidance, enforcement and case-law
Change → system → actionRelevance before another notification
Sourced evidenceReviewable by your team, counsel or auditor

One operating loop

From a moving rule to work already prepared.

Register your systems once. Trusq watches EU law and brings back only the relevant changes — as prepared work, with the source attached.

01 · establish the footprint

Map the systems once

Capture purpose, role, risk class, owner and obligations. Start with one system automatically and grow the register from there.

Output: one source of truth for the AI footprint
02 · watch the moving framework

Trusq verifies what changed

Official EU law, guidance, enforcement and court decisions are checked, dated and linked to their primary source.

Output: verified change, not an unsourced alert
03 · maintain the response

Only affected systems get work

Trusq maps the change, prepares the next action and drafts sourced evidence for a human to review and approve.

Output: current dossier and visible audit trail

Business case · workload baseline

Measure the regulatory workload you carry today.

A neutral estimate of the recurring hours in your current way of working — no fear-of-fines math.

Automatic · no meeting

Start with one real system.

Answer four core questions and see the first regulatory impact teaser before entering contact details. Add workload data only if the result is useful.

First value before contact detailsPrimary sources and status attachedPrivate saved result and register hand-off

About two minutes

No consultant or reviewer required.

The same inputs produce the same first-pass result. Trusq prepares the work; your team retains the decision.

You decide whether to save the result after the private teaser.