Recognise common transparency situations.
Article 50 contains transparency obligations for specified AI interactions and synthetic or manipulated content. The duty depends on the role and the relevant scenario.
For conversational AI, the core practical idea is that people should know when they are interacting directly with AI where the provision applies.
Transparency duties are distinct from high-risk classification: a system can trigger a transparency duty without being high-risk.
Review a customer-service chatbot opening message and rewrite it so the AI nature is clear in plain language.
Based on the uploaded EU AI Specialist lesson notes and checked against the consolidated EU AI Act in force on 27 July 2026. Where the source pack and current law differ, the current law wins.