AI Act Compliance Checker

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FAQ

What does this check?

The checker scans your website for 5 transparency markers that help implement the requirements of EU AI Act Article 50:

• JSON-LD (schema.org) — Structured data in your page source that tells search engines and authorities in a machine-readable way: "This page contains AI-generated content."
• Meta: ai-generated — An HTML meta tag signaling that AI was involved in content creation.
• Meta: ai-system — Names the AI system used (e.g. ChatGPT, Claude, Midjourney).
• Meta: ai-operator — Names the responsible party deploying the AI system (e.g. your company).
• Visible disclosure text — A human-visible notice on the page itself.

What does my score mean?

5/5 — All markers present. Your page is well prepared.

1-4/5 — Partially present. You should add the missing markers. Our script tag sets all 5 automatically.

0/5 — No AI labeling detected. If you use AI for content, you should take action.

Is this free?

Yes. Free, open source (MIT), no signup, no tracking.

When does the EU AI Act apply?

The transparency obligations under Article 50 will be enforced starting August 2, 2026. Penalties: up to EUR 15 million or 3% of annual global turnover.

Does my website need this?

If you use AI to generate or substantially modify content on your website, and you serve users in the EU, then yes — Article 50 requires machine-readable and human-visible labeling.

What about the CLI?

You can also check from the command line: npx @neuralflow/ai-act check https://example.com

Is there a WordPress plugin?

Yes. NeuralFlow AI Act for WordPress — install, activate, done.

Disclaimer: This tool assists with AI transparency disclosure. It does not constitute legal advice. Users are responsible for their own regulatory compliance.