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AI Addendum

How alt.qa uses AI models: no training on your data, named providers, model-change notice, and EU AI Act Article 50 transparency.

Version 1.0Effective 25 Sep 2026Draft — pending counsel reviewQuestions? [email protected]

In plain English

  • No training on customer data by any provider, by default.
  • Named model providers; 30 days’ notice before a model-family change that could affect results.
  • AI-generated narration and video are labelled as synthetic (EU AI Act Art. 50).
  • alt.qa is not intended for Annex III high-risk uses such as employment or credit decisions.

1. Models we use

See sub-processors and the agent registry. Every report records the model version and date for each cell.

2. No training

We do not use customer data to train or fine-tune models, and we contract with providers for no-training and zero or minimal retention where offered.

3. Transparency

Narration, persona monologues and videos are generated by AI and are labelled as such wherever they appear. Assistant features disclose that you are interacting with an AI.

4. Restricted uses

Do not use alt.qa outputs to make decisions about individuals in Annex III contexts (employment, credit, essential services). [Pending counsel review.]


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