Cobalt Website Intelligence
AI Act Content Transparency Guide
Work through a short educational checklist about AI-generated content, deepfakes and Article 50 disclosure obligations.
Educational checklist · Official sources linked
Guidance to review
Review the content and publication context
The answer depends on the legal definition of a deepfake, your role, how the material is used and applicable exceptions. An absent C2PA manifest does not determine whether an AI label is required.
Educational triage, not a legal determination or compliance certificate. This guide does not cover every Article 50 obligation or jurisdictional exception. Reviewed against the Commission guidance on 29 October 2026.
Read the European Commission guidanceRead Article 50 in the regulationUnderstand the result
Does this checklist certify AI Act compliance?
No. It highlights provisions and guidance to review. Legal scope, exceptions, role and publication context require a case-specific assessment.
Continue with another check
AI Provenance Checker
Inspect embedded AI origin claims, creator software, editing history and EXIF locally. No guessed AI probability.
Content Credentials Checker
Read embedded C2PA manifests, examine validation details and understand the limits of signer trust, all on your device.
AI Visibility Checker
Audit a public URL for crawler policy, indexability, initial HTML and structured data. Technical readiness, with evidence for every finding.
AI Crawler Checker
Check search, training and user-request policies separately for OpenAI, Claude, Perplexity and Google. Generate a reviewed robots.txt draft.
Agent Readiness Checker
Inspect discovery, readable content, structured data and optional agent interfaces. See which capabilities are present without pretending to measure AI rankings.