u/Magmaki11 · Reddit

How do we feel about entirely AI home page copy? I've got a nice saas going now, but i've relied on ai for pretty much all the marketing copy. Since im exposed to it daily I think i've become a bit numb to the content. Is it off putting, should it come from the heart more? submitted by /u/Magmaki11 to r/SaaS [link] [comments]

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I built a free checker for whether your chatbot breaks the new EU AI law There's an EU rule (AI Act, Article 50) that becomes enforceable Aug 2: if you run a chatbot, you have to disclose it's AI. I kept seeing people unsure whether their setup was compliant, so I built a checker. You paste a URL, it loads the page, finds the chat widget, and tells you whether a clear AI disclosure is present. No signup, no email. Stack, in case anyone cares: Next.js, Convex for the backend, Playwright vi