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Required from 2 August 2026

Add AI disclosure to WordPress

Running a chatbot or AI feature on a WordPress site? Article 50 wants a clear disclosure notice on it by 2 August 2026. Here are two ways to add it without touching your theme code.

WordPress powers a huge share of the web, and plenty of those sites now run a support or sales chatbot. If yours reaches EU visitors, the interaction notice under Article 50 applies. The good news: adding it is a five minute job, and you do not need a developer.

Option 1: the plugin

Install the disclosure plugin, activate it, and paste your site key. The notice appears automatically when a chatbot or AI assistant is detected on the page, in the visitor's language. There is nothing to style and nothing to maintain, and it updates itself if the recommended wording changes.

  1. Add the plugin from a zip in your WordPress admin.
  2. Activate it and enter your site key.
  3. Load a page with your chatbot and confirm the notice shows.

Option 2: one snippet

Prefer not to add a plugin? Drop a single script tag into your header, via a header and footer plugin or your theme's custom code area:

<script src="https://your-site/aidisclosure.js" data-key="aid_your_key" async></script>

Same result: the widget detects the AI touchpoint and shows the localized notice.

Why not just add a line of text?

You can paste a static sentence, but it will not detect your chatbot, will not localize, will not stay current, and leaves no record that it was shown. Those are exactly the gaps that turn a "we have a notice" into "we cannot prove it met the requirement".

Free plan covers one site with the auto detected notice in six languages. Paid plans remove the small backlink and add the evidence log.

Check it works

Open a page where your chatbot loads. The notice should appear at first interaction, be readable, and be reachable by keyboard. If you use several languages on the site, switch language and confirm the notice follows.

Common questions

Do I need coding skills?

No. The plugin route is point and click, and the snippet route is a single line pasted into a header area. Neither touches theme logic.

Will it conflict with my theme or other plugins?

The notice renders in its own isolated bubble, so it does not inherit or clash with your theme styles, and it has no dependencies to conflict with.

Does it work with my specific chatbot plugin?

It detects common chat and assistant tools automatically. If yours loads on the page, the notice appears when it does.

Add the WordPress notice today

Grab your site key, install the plugin or paste the snippet, and the Article 50 notice is live on your chatbot in minutes.

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