Submitted to the EU AI Office on 3 June 2026

EU AI Office · Article 50 Consultation

Audact’s submission to the EU AI Office Article 50 consultation (3 June 2026).

Verifiable, machine-readable, jurisdiction-aware compliance proofs as default — submitted to the EU AI Office Article 50 consultation as part of the public stakeholder process.

Five concrete positions in the submission

1. 1 · Verifiability (bewijsbaarheid)

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2. 2 · Machine-readable proofs

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3. 3 · Jurisdiction-awareness

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4. 4 · Provider / deployer contract allocation

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5. 5 · Open evidence schema

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Why this matters

Article 50 enforcement begins 2 August 2026. Without operational verifiability, the obligation collapses into self-declared compliance — which is what Member State regulators have repeatedly told the EU AI Office they cannot supervise at scale. The five positions above are designed to be implementable by any provider, not just Audact.