Artificial Intelligence Transparency Notice

Public Trust Center document informing users of how AiKit complies with its transparency obligations regarding artificial intelligence under Article 50 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (AI Act). It is supplemented by the AiKit platform Terms of Use (in particular clause 8) and by the Privacy Policy.

Legal enforceability of Article 50 applies as from 2 August 2026.

When the User interacts with a conversational feature, an assistant or any other AiKit interface operated by artificial intelligence, the User is interacting with an AI system, and not with a natural person, except where this is obvious from the context.

AiKit designs its interfaces so that this circumstance is recognizable by the User.

The outputs (text, images, audio, video or data) produced by AiKit may have been generated or manipulated by artificial intelligence.

Where technically feasible, AiKit incorporates machine-readable marking (the C2PA standard — Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity, or an equivalent) enabling detection that the content has been artificially generated or manipulated. Where appropriate, AiKit additionally adds a visible indication in the interface.

• AI outputs are probabilistic in nature: they may contain errors or inaccuracies. The User must review and validate them before any real-world application.
• The outputs do not constitute professional advice of any kind (legal, financial, medical, tax or otherwise).
• Meaningful human oversight is the responsibility of the User in any context affecting third parties or material decisions.

If the User publicly disseminates content generated or assisted by AiKit, the User assumes the transparency obligations applicable to it as deployer under Art. 50 of the AI Act, in particular:

• To disclose that the content has been artificially generated or manipulated where it constitutes a deep fake (Art. 50.4).
• To disclose where it publishes text intended to inform the public on matters of public interest (Art. 50.4).

AiKit provides the technical marking described in section 2 to support the User in complying with these obligations.

AiKit is a general-purpose artificial intelligence platform and, as such, does not constitute a high-risk AI system under Annex III of the AI Act.

Nevertheless, the User may configure on AiKit an application whose specific purpose does amount to a high-risk use (for example, the recruitment or the evaluation of its staff). In that event, pursuant to Art. 25.1.c of the AI Act, it is the User who becomes the provider and deployer of that high-risk system and assumes the corresponding obligations (Arts. 16, 26 and 27, including the fundamental rights impact assessment).

AiKit cooperates with the User in that case. As a component integrated into the User's high-risk system, AiKit specifies by written agreement (Art. 25.4) the information, capabilities, technical access and assistance reasonably necessary for the User to comply with the Regulation; that agreement and the associated documentation (the instructions for use under Art. 13, the module technical sheet and the fundamental rights impact assessment template —FRIA—) are provided to the User upon activation of the high-risk use. AiKit does not thereby assume the obligations that the Regulation attributes to the User as provider or as deployer of that high-risk system.

AiKit does not permit use of the platform for any of the practices prohibited by Art. 5 of the AI Act. The acceptable use rules are set out in clause 6 of the AiKit platform Terms of Use.

AI transparency matters: admin@aikit.io

Trust Center: aikit.io/trust-center