EU AI Act Article 50: machine-readable disclosure for every AI-touched asset, by default.
Article 50 enforces on 2 August 2026. LaunchSynapse ships the policy pack, the synthetic-performer detector, the disclosure composer, and the cryptographic audit chain required to meet the standard across Salesforce, Adobe, Canva, Figma, and your external agencies.
Runway to enforcement
· demo-to-pilot-to-contract window
Week 0
Map creative sources
Catalogue every vendor in the pipeline · identify synthetic-performer use in trailing 90 days.
Week 2
Retrospective scan
Bounded, paid scan surfaces undisclosed synthetic imagery before an enforcement headline does.
Week 4
Deploy policy pack
EU AI Act Article 50 live at draft time · synthetic-performer detector + disclosure composer operational.
Week 16
Shared responsibility
Contractual first-loss absorption · Chubb/AIG/Beazley-class rider terms finalised with design partners.
Enterprises finalising 2026 compliance vendor selections before 2 Aug won't revisit those choices until 2027 renewal. The runway is the window.
Machine-readable disclosure at source
Art. 50 metadata is stamped onto every Dublin-, Frankfurt-, and Luxembourg-bound artefact at creation. No manual tagging. No pre-launch scramble.
Synthetic-performer detection + NY A8887-B composer
Every AI-generated likeness is flagged, disclosure is auto-drafted, a human confirms, and the record is signed.
Retrospective scan
A bounded, paid retrospective scan of 90 days of already-shipped creative surfaces undisclosed synthetic imagery before an enforcement headline does.
EU AI Act Article 50
Twenty minutes. One conversation. If the outside-counsel-displacement math works, we keep talking. If it doesn't, it's honest and short.