Transparency Obligations for the Use of Artificial Intelligence Systems
Last updated: 18 January 2026
McFrancis declares its compliance with the ethical and legal principles established by Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (the AI Act). The integration of Artificial Intelligence systems into our processes is carried out in strict compliance with fundamental rights and user safety.
Pursuant to Art. 50 of the Regulation, users interacting with AI systems (chatbots, virtual assistants) are informed that:
No decision-making process with legal or significant effects on the individual is entirely delegated to the algorithm. The Company guarantees constant human oversight to prevent risks of bias, errors, or discrimination, ensuring that the final decision-making authority always remains with qualified operators.
The AI modules used are classified according to the risk levels set out in the AI Act. For low-risk systems (e.g., text assistance), transparency and control measures are adopted; for functions with a higher impact, impact assessments, continuous monitoring, and periodic audits are applied, featuring decision traceability and channels for dispute.
Where technically applicable, AI-generated or AI-assisted content is labeled and/or watermarked to ensure its synthetic nature is recognizable, in compliance with transparency obligations and industry best practices.