Phewwwwww. The EU AI Act - the law governing how you use AI - pushed its big rules to 2027, right? Not so fast! Two deadlines still hit in 2026, and most teams shipping or using AI haven't noticed. Describe your product, get a plain-language verdict in seconds: your risk tier, the exact articles, and a live countdown to each deadline. Free.

Hey-hey Product Hunters, I'm Nazar. I trained as a lawyer, spent years inside government, and now build compliance tooling — and I kept watching the same thing happen: founders shipping great AI products with no idea the EU AI Act already applies to them. Here's the part most people missed: the big "high-risk" rules got pushed to 2027, so everyone relaxed. But two deadlines still land in 2026 — transparency duties on Aug 2, and synthetic-content watermarking (plus a hard ban on nudifier apps) on Dec 2. If you ship a chatbot, generate any media, or touch hiring/credit/biometrics, this is already your problem. So I built Is My AI Legal? — describe what your AI does, get a plain-language verdict in ~10 seconds: your risk tier, the exact articles that apply, and a live countdown to each deadline. No sign-up, no legalese, free. To be clear about what it is: a fast triage tool, not legal advice.

Quick one, because almost nobody's talking about it.

Everyone assumes the EU AI Act is a 2027 problem. It got delayed, people relaxed, moved on. But two deadlines still land in 2026: Aug 2 if your product talks to users or shows AI-made content, you have to disclose it; Dec 2 generate any synthetic media? It needs a watermark. (Plus a hard ban on nudifier apps.)

Miss them and you're exposed to real fines. But most teams shipping AI right now have no idea which side of the line they're on.

Quick one, because almost nobody's talking about it.

Miss them and you're exposed to real fines. But most teams shipping AI right now have no idea which side of the line they're on.

Is My AI Legal?

New EU rules can fine startups using AI. Are you exposed?

New EU rules can fine startups using AI. Are you exposed?

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Most AI startups are about to break EU law and don't know it

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Most AI startups are about to break EU law and don't know it