Article 50 transparency and interplay with the GDPR

Lesson objective

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to determine which obligations of Article 50 of the AI Act apply to your features, write their notices and product requirements, and list the GDPR points to check with your DPO (roles, legal basis, information, minimization, processors, impact assessment).

Where it fits

AI Act and GDPR

What does the AI Act require of my product, from when, and how does it fit with the GDPR?

Lessons in this module

1. Qualify your product under the AI Act: roles, risk levels, timeline
2. Article 50 transparency and interplay with the GDPR (this lesson)

What you will learn in the course

This lesson is part of the course Secure an AI product: prompt injection, guardrails and the AI Act

• Map the attack surface of an AI product and its risks with the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications 2025, in a prioritized risk register.
• Analyze a product's direct and indirect prompt injection paths, system prompt leakage and data exfiltration (lethal trifecta).
• Specify layered guardrails (input, output, rights, human approval, isolation, limits) with testable criteria and their cost.
• Plan red teaming, abuse monitoring and incident response for an AI feature.
• Qualify a product under the AI Act (role, risk level, prohibited practices, transparency, timeline) and connect this analysis with the GDPR.

Related courses

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• Design a RAG architecture that fits your productAdvanced · ~3 hr 30 min
• Evaluate an AI feature: test sets, metrics and LLM judgesAdvanced · ~3 hr