Article50Scan
A live-deployment scanner that discovers customer-facing AI touchpoints, checks their disclosure state, and produces a source-linked remediation brief with a signed scan history.
AI disclosure work is often handled as a policy-writing exercise even though the customer experience lives across chat widgets, assistants, generated content, and changing vendor configurations. Static notice generators cannot show where a disclosure is absent, late, or contradicted by the live interface. With the EU transparency deadline approaching, the opening is a deployment-level scanner that turns the visible experience into an inventory and review queue while leaving legal conclusions to qualified reviewers.
The product, privacy, legal-operations, or customer-experience leader responsible for a public chatbot or other customer-facing AI interaction across one or more websites.
The August 2026 EU date is a direct current forcing function.
Browser automation, rules, and recurring monitoring scale through software.
The record contains one cross-reference and little inbound evidence despite broader model agreement in the source.
A confirmed near-term EU deadline, a concrete deployed-interface problem, and an unfilled live-scanning wedge support a focused, highly scalable product.
The one-time scan has a thin moat, jurisdiction rules can change, one capability remains unverified, and incumbents can add similar checks.
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