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Interview question · AI Governance, Risk & Compliance

What does the EU AI Act require for chatbots, AI-generated content and deepfakes?

The obligations most consumer AI products meet first. The scored answer separates provider and deployer duties, gives the dates, and turns each into a product requirement.

easyNewPreparation tags: Google, Meta, MicrosoftUpdated Nov 2026

The obligations most consumer AI products meet first. The scored answer separates provider and deployer duties, gives the dates, and turns each into a product requirement.

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A company deploys a customer service chatbot and an AI image generator for marketing in the EU, and asks what the transparency duties under Article 50 require.

  1. What does the chatbot need?
  2. What does the image generator's provider need?
  3. What if the company publishes a realistic generated image of a real place in an advert?
  4. What if the chatbot drafts public news-style posts?
  5. How do you keep track of guidance?
  6. What would you put in place?

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