UESE ITALIA S.p.A.AI Governance & Transparency
Information updated: 12 November 2026
Scope
This page describes transparency principles for AI features in UESE services. Active features and the responsible entity must be checked for each service. A product name does not determine its classification under the AI Act.
Interactions and content
Where required by Article 50 of the AI Act, users must receive clear, accessible and timely information about interaction with an AI system. Obligations concerning synthetic content, deepfakes and public-interest text depend on the circumstances and the provider or deployer role. A visible notice does not replace machine-readable marking where required.
Limitations and human review
AI outputs may be inaccurate, incomplete or outdated. They require verification before professional use or significant decisions and do not automatically constitute legal, medical or financial advice or certification. To request human assistance or report an output, email sales@uese.it with the service and issue. Do not send passwords or unnecessary personal data.
Personal data and rights
This page does not replace the service privacy notice, which must identify the controller, purposes, legal bases, recipients, transfers and retention. Solely automated decisions producing legal or similarly significant effects require assessment of Article 22 GDPR conditions and safeguards. For privacy rights or concerns: dpo@uese.it.
Governance and applicability
Assessment covers intended purpose, roles, risks and impacts on rights. Applicable obligations, including AI literacy, require organisational and technical measures beyond published information. This page does not attest product compliance or ISO/IEC 42001 certification.