The EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) sets requirements for certain AI applications. In particular, the transparency obligations in Article 50 are relevant for organisations that deploy AI publicly or publish synthetic content. These obligations apply gradually; in part from 2 August 2026.
For Adrie Production B.V. h.o.d.n. dwcprint, the following applies:
We offer a built-in AI shop assistant for logged-in customers, with a clear notice that you are chatting with AI. It helps with product information, configuration and cart — not a replacement for human customer service on complex or complaint-related matters.
We do not use AI for emotion recognition, biometric categorisation or similar applications subject to additional disclosure requirements.
Our AI applications do not fall under the high-risk AI categories in the AI Act, such as AI for recruitment, credit scoring or essential public services.
We do not publish deepfakes or AI texts on matters of public interest within the meaning of Article 50. Our AI texts and images concern product information and illustrations.
We are open about our use of AI in this document. Where AI has been used for images or texts on our website, we treat that content as AI-supported and illustrative unless stated otherwise.
Machine-readable marking of synthetic content (Article 50) primarily imposes additional obligations on AI model providers. We monitor legal developments and adjust our practices when required.
For more on how we handle personal data, see our Privacy policy. AI applications outside this document — for example internal tools for staff — are governed by our internal policies and privacy policy.