From August 2, 2026, the EU AI Act requires that users can tell when they are talking to an AI system. Our quick scan automatically checks whether your chatbot or voice widget has this disclosure.
Only 0 days left until the labeling obligation applies.
How it works
Anyone who operates an AI system that interacts with people – e.g. a chatbot or voice assistant – must ensure that users can tell they are talking to an AI. This potentially affects every SME with a chat or voice widget on its website: trades businesses, law firms, real estate agents, medical practices and many more.
Important: This check is an automated technical first assessment. It is not legal advice and not a legal review of any kind under the German Legal Services Act (RDG). For a definitive legal assessment, we recommend having a lawyer review your individual case.
Detailed guide: Art. 50 AI Act chatbot labeling obligation in depth →Detects common chat and voice widgets (Intercom, Drift, Zendesk, Tawk.to, Crisp, HubSpot and more) as well as custom-built widgets.
Checks whether the visible text around the widget contains a notice about the use of AI – or whether the disclosure is missing.
A clear red/yellow/green result with reasoning, plus a first suggested wording for a suitable AI disclosure.
Chatbot/widget detected, but no AI disclosure found. Action seems called for.
Widget detected, disclosure unclear or only partly present – worth taking a closer look.
No widget detected, or widget with a clear AI disclosure – no urgent need for action apparent at present.
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