Your AI agents are now legally required to say they're AI. EU AI Act Article 50 is binding as of today. Do you know which of your systems fall in scope?
Your compliance policy is worthless if your gateway is compromised. Inventory your systems. Add watermarking and labeling. Lock down audit logs. Patch and maintain your AI gateways.
Your compliance policy is worthless if your gateway is compromised. Inventory your systems. Add watermarking and labeling. Lock down audit logs. Patch and maintain your AI gateways.
Here's the uncomfortable part: while the EU writes rules, the middleware running your agents is the new attack surface. LiteLLM CVE-2026-40217 and CVE-2026-49468 are being exploited right now.
Think this only hits big labs? Wrong. Every provider and deployer in EU reach is covered. Your internal copilots, your content agents, your SaaS tools. All of them.
Proof is the hard part. Generated or manipulated content needs machine-readable marks. Labeling follows the Code of Practice. Fines reach €15M or 3% of global annual turnover.
Article 50 is live. Users must know when they're talking to an AI. Synthetic content and deepfakes need labels. Emotion recognition and biometric categorization need explicit disclosure.