EU AI Act Website Scanner

AI-generated content is now everywhere. Marketing teams, agencies, freelancers, website plugins and AI tools continuously create or modify text, images and customer-facing experiences. Over time, it becomes difficult to remember which content was created with AI, where it appears on a website and whether it needs to be disclosed. From 2 August 2026, the transparency requirements of the EU AI Act, including Article 50, apply across the European Union. These rules introduce disclosure and marking obligations for certain uses of AI, including interactions with AI systems such as chatbots, deepfakes and specific AI-generated or manipulated content. Depending on the type, purpose and context of the content, businesses may need to make its artificial origin clear to users or ensure that it can be identified in a machine-readable format. The challenge is not only understanding the regulation. Before a business can decide what needs to be disclosed, it must first know where and how AI is already being used across its website. NotSoHuman.ai provides a specialized website scanning tool designed to support this first step. Enter a website address and NotSoHuman.ai crawls its public pages to identify AI-related content and signals, including: - Potentially AI-written text - AI-generated or AI-modified images - Deepfake-like visual content - Chatbots and AI assistants - AI-powered widgets, plugins and integrations - Personalization and recommendation features - Existing AI disclosures and transparency pages - Visible labels and machine-readable AI markings - Potentially sensitive or higher-risk areas involving AI The results are presented in a practical report showing where AI may be present, what may require closer review and where transparency information could be missing. Individual findings include supporting evidence, AI-likelihood indicators and clear recommended actions. Instead of manually reviewing every page, image, text block and embedded tool, website owners receive one structured overview of their public-facing AI use. This helps marketing, product, compliance and management teams understand what is currently on the website and decide what should be reviewed, labelled or explained before it becomes a compliance issue.| NotSoHuman.ai does not provide a final legal verdict and does not replace professional legal advice. It provides an indicative, evidence-based starting point for identifying AI-related signals and preparing for the transparency requirements of the EU AI Act. Scan your website. Identify AI use. Review what may need disclosure.