EU AI Act Article 50 Documentation Support

Synthetic Audio Detection
Article 50 Documentation

Since August 2, 2026, Article 50 of the EU AI Act requires AI-generated audio to be marked as such and deepfakes to be disclosed. ORAVYS checks the recordings you receive and keeps a documented trail of each check.

35M EUR
Prohibited AI practices
Art. 99(3)
or 7% of global turnover
15M EUR
Transparency & deepfake
non-compliance Art. 99(4)
or 3% of global turnover
7.5M EUR
Misleading information
to authorities Art. 99(5)
or 1% of global turnover

Enforcement Timeline

Key dates for AI Act compliance obligations

February 2, 2025
Prohibited AI practices take effect (Title II)
August 2, 2025
General-purpose AI model obligations (Chapter V)
August 2, 2026
Article 50 -- Transparency for deepfakes & synthetic content. Article 50 sets transparency duties for synthetic audio and video. How it applies to a given organization is for that organization and its counsel to assess; ORAVYS provides documentation support.
August 2, 2027
Full enforcement of all remaining AI Act provisions

Article 50 Requirements vs. ORAVYS Coverage

How ORAVYS addresses each regulatory obligation

Requirement Description ORAVYS
Detection Identify AI-generated or manipulated audio content Three result bands: strong synthetic signals, no strong synthetic signal, or inconclusive
Labeling Mark synthetic content as AI-generated in a machine-readable format Structured JSON reports with confidence scores
Documentation Maintain records of detection and labeling activities Audit trail, tier access logs, file fingerprint (SHA-256) and timestamp on each report
Robustness Detection must work across compression, noise, and codec variations Three result bands: a recording too degraded to decide is reported inconclusive, never forced into a verdict
Explainability Provide meaningful explanations for detection decisions Each report states its result band and its limits; inconclusive is a valid outcome
Scalability Handle enterprise-volume content moderation API-first, batch processing, webhook callbacks

Detection Infrastructure

Multi-Signal
Detection Checks
EU AI Act
Helps document Art. 50 checks
Human
Review before any decision
API
Per-file screening

Compliance Plans

Prices in USD, from the same grid as the pricing page.

API plan

100 scans, 1,000 API calls a month. Deepfake detection API. Same result as a single scan, in your own software. Email support. Ideal for content agencies, small BPOs, and podcast platforms.

$99 /month

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Business

2,000 scans a month, API and webhooks. Art. 50 transparency webhooks. PDF reports. Priority support. For fintechs, call centers, and content platforms.

$899 /month

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Enterprise

Volume by contract, for banks, insurers, and governments. Dedicated instance or VPC deployment. Multiple independent checks. Documented, auditable forensic reports. SLA by contract. SIEM integration. White-label option.

from $2,900 /month

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Who Must Comply

Organizations affected by Article 50 transparency obligations

Call Centers & Contact Centers

Screen recorded calls for synthetic caller voices. Protect agents and customers from voice cloning fraud.

Financial Services

Voice authentication verification for banking, insurance claims, and KYC compliance.

Legal & Law Enforcement

Documented, auditable analysis of audio evidence. Methodology oriented for use by qualified legal professionals; admissibility determined per jurisdiction.

Media & Content Platforms

Content moderation at scale. Label AI-generated audio before publication or distribution.

Enterprise & HR

Verify candidate voice authenticity in remote interviews. Protect internal communications.

Healthcare & Telemedicine

Ensure patient identity verification. Protect telehealth consultations from impersonation.

Article 50 applies since August 2, 2026.

Get an audit trail and transparency webhooks to support your Art. 50 work. This is not legal advice.

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