Transparency on the use of artificial intelligence

Last updated: 7 November 2026 · Role and risk class determined on 30 July 2026.

Rayer Group builds and uses artificial intelligence systems in its services and in the content it publishes. This page says where, how, and who is responsible for what those systems produce.

It is not a certification of compliance: it is the transparency statement that Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 — the AI Act, as amended by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 — requires of those who place artificial intelligence systems in front of people. We treat it as a public commitment: if the way we use AI changes, this page changes.

For the processing of personal data, the Privacy Policy remains applicable: it is the reference document on who receives which data and on what legal basis.

Where we use artificial intelligence

Guides and published content

The guides published on this website are written with the assistance of artificial intelligence systems starting from verified sources, and are reviewed and validated by a person before they go out. Every guide carries the statement at the top of the text.

G.A.P. Audit and Compromise Scan

Since 7 November 2026 these two services have been on Digitalizziamo.online: how we use artificial intelligence in them is explained in Digitalizziamo's AI transparency page.

Call preparation

When you ask us for a call through the “Let's talk” form, we may use an artificial intelligence assistant (Claude, by Anthropic, under a business contract) to organise what you have written to us and prepare the topics to explore. Here the assistant receives the data you entered in the form. It does not decide anything about you: we decide whether and how to have the call, and we have the call together. What happens to your data is set out in the Privacy Policy.

How to recognise AI-generated content

The guides published on this website carry two signals, and always carry them together.

You can see the first one: at the top of the guide there is a line saying how it was produced and who is responsible for it.

The second one is not visible when reading, but it is in the page's code: an indication intended for programs, such as search engines, conversational assistants and verification tools, which declares the artificial origin of the content using the international IPTC standard. Anyone can check it by opening the page source, without asking us anything.

It applies to all guides, including those published before we introduced this marking. The other pages of the website, such as services, privacy notices and contact pages, are written by hand and do not carry that marking: its absence is information too.

Our role and risk class

For the services we provide under our own brand, we are the provider of the system we have built and deployers of the third-party models that power it. When we publish AI-generated content on our channels we act as deployers, and it is in that capacity that we declare it.

None of our systems falls among the high-risk systems provided for by the Regulation. The reason is their purpose: our systems assess websites and domains, not people. They do not score individuals, do not select candidates and do not decide access to credit, employment, education or essential services.

This classification depends on what the system is designed to do, not on whether a person oversees it. If one day one of our services came to assess people rather than websites, the classification would change — and this page would say so.

Who checks the content, and who is responsible for it

The guides we publish go through a human review before going online. Responsibility lies with Rayer Group, not with the model.

What we do not do

No automated decisions about you. Our reports concern a website, not a person, and they do not produce legal effects or significantly affect you within the meaning of Art. 22 GDPR. The decision on what to do with them remains yours.

No profiling through the data collected on this website.

No training on your data. The content you entrust to us is not used to train models.

No AI passed off as a person. If we activate a conversational assistant, it will tell you so from the first message.

If you have questions

Write to info@rayergroup.com: you have the right to know how what we have delivered to you works, and to ask for a person to explain it to you.