“We already log our AI use.”
That’s not what protects you.

A log is a note you wrote to yourself. It’s not proof anyone can trust, and it’s not what regulators or worried clients are actually asking for.

Spreadsheet / generic software logging

  • Can be edited or deleted later
  • Only your word it’s accurate
  • Not built for any specific law

Art50

1

A log you can edit isn’t evidence

If a spreadsheet or a note can be quietly changed or deleted, nobody can trust it, including you, six months later when someone actually asks.

2

“We checked it” isn’t the same as proving you checked it

Saying a human reviewed something means nothing without a record of who, when, and what they actually looked at, one that existed at the time, not one written after the fact.

3

Art50 locks every entry the moment it’s saved

Once logged, an entry can’t be quietly edited or removed by anyone, not your team, not us. Mistakes get fixed with a linked correction, and the original stays visible. That’s what makes it proof instead of a diary.

4

Anyone can check it, without trusting us

Every entry is confidential, but independently verifiable, so a client, a regulator, or a lawyer can confirm the record hasn’t been touched, without taking your word for it.

5

The moment you need it is the worst moment to be unsure

When a client, journalist, or regulator asks for proof of human review, “it’s in a spreadsheet somewhere” is not an answer that holds up.

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