How to Avoid an Article 50 Fine

Published [Aug 5, 2026] · 2 min read

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Today’s topic is about Article 50 fine avoidance, but to understand how, we first need to understand how one would get fined.

Scenario one: Imagine you want to have a post made for your company’s social media page. Your marketing team asks ChatGPT to make the text a 2-3 minutes long read and write it about the new campaign you and the team are pursuing.

It gets posted, done, and it goes viral. But in a few months, you get a bill from your local regulator, asking how this post was created and since you have created hundreds of posts since, you have no idea what is where and what to give, who from the team made it and who is taking responsibility. Then you get fined.

Scenario two: You make a social post again, but this time it’s an image you put in the post made with Midjourney. There is no track of it, no label saying it’s AI and you get hit with a fine.

Scenario three: You pay a freelancer to make a chatbot for your company. However, the freelancer did not follow the news and never developed something that makes it clear for your customers that they are talking to an AI. The regulator looks at it and after a brief investigation, sends you a fine.

Now, the simple steps to avoid the fine:

Every scenario above leads to the same point: no record of who reviewed what, or when.

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