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The legally binding version is available at: /sk/legal/ai-transparency
Effective from 7 July 2026 · replaces the version of 1 April 2026
Why we publish this. Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — the AI Act — places transparency obligations on providers and deployers of AI systems (Article 50), which apply from 2 August 2026. AI Priority Map (DDN Consulting s.r.o.) uses AI systems in its services and accepts those obligations.
Our role. In our own products — the paid services and the free tools alike — we act as the provider of an AI system; in the tools we use internally, as a deployer. Our products are not high-risk AI systems and do not engage in prohibited practices within the meaning of the AI Act.
Marking AI-generated content (Article 50(2)). Where the outputs of our products are generated by an AI system — our reports and documents — we mark them as artificially generated, both visibly, by a declaration in the document, and in a machine-readable format, in the file metadata. We do so in a way that, as far as is technically feasible, survives ordinary handling of the file.
Interaction with an AI system (Article 50(1)). If we make available a tool designed to interact directly with people, we ensure the person is informed that they are dealing with an AI system, at the latest on first contact. We operate no website chatbot at present. When approaching prospective customers we use an AI-assisted tool for contact research only; the message itself is written and sent by a person and is not generated by artificial intelligence, so the obligation under Article 50(1) does not apply to it.
Published AI-generated text (Article 50(4)). The articles and other content in the Insights section are prepared with AI support. Every article is reviewed by a person before publication — we read it before it goes live — and editorial responsibility for the content rests with a named individual on behalf of the company, which brings the exemption in Article 50(4) into play. Over and above that obligation, we also state voluntarily that the content is prepared with AI support.
AI literacy (Article 4). Those who work with AI systems on our side receive appropriate preparation, through an internal policy and an AI literacy programme; this obligation has applied since 2 February 2025.
Contact. Questions about AI transparency: [email protected] (for questions about personal data, [email protected]).