Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (the AI Act) applies to this Service. Orizon is the provider of the AI system; the customer organisation using it is the deployer. Each role carries its own duties, and this section allocates them.
Transparency (Article 50). The Service identifies itself as an AI system in its interface, so that a person is informed they are interacting with AI at the point of first interaction. Content the Service generates — a drafted reply, a summary, a briefing — is presented as AI-generated within the product, and Orizon is implementing machine-readable marking of generated text in line with Article 50(2) and the transitional deadline of 2 December 2026.
Not a high-risk system, unless you make it one. As supplied, the Service is a general knowledge and productivity assistant and does not fall within any Annex III high-risk category. If you deploy it to make or materially influence decisions about recruitment, promotion, termination, task allocation or monitoring of workers, access to education, creditworthiness, or any other Annex III purpose, that deployment may be high-risk and you assume the deployer obligations that follow, including human oversight, logging and, where applicable, a fundamental rights impact assessment. Such use is outside the intended purpose Orizon states for the Service and requires prior written agreement.
AI literacy (Article 4). Each party will take reasonable measures to ensure that its staff dealing with the Service have a sufficient level of AI literacy. Orizon supports this with product documentation describing what the Service can and cannot do, and with the citations attached to every answer.
Logging. The Service records questions, answers and the sources each answer was drawn from, so that a deployer who needs traceability has it. Retention of those records is as set out in the privacy notice or in your order form.