AI European Act

The European AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689) introduces a legal framework for the development and deployment of Artificial Intelligence systems within the European Union.

Although ClicShopping AI integrates AI capabilities, its primary role is to assist merchants with content creation and administrative tasks. It does not make autonomous decisions affecting individuals or perform activities classified as High-Risk AI Systems under the AI Act.

To support the principles of the regulation, ClicShopping AI has been designed around several key concepts:

• Human oversight – AI generates suggestions that remain under the user's control and responsibility.

• Transparency – AI features are explicitly invoked by the user through dedicated interfaces.

• Provider independence – Administrators can choose their preferred AI provider, including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, Mistral AI, Ollama, and other compatible services.

• Privacy awareness – Only the information required for a requested AI operation is transmitted to the configured provider.

• Open architecture – ClicShopping AI does not develop or train AI models; it provides a flexible integration layer between the application and AI providers.

To improve transparency and documentation, the project now includes dedicated documentation covering:

• AI usage and supported providers

• AI limitations

• AI Act compliance

These documents describe how AI features operate, what information may be exchanged with AI providers, known limitations of generative AI, and the measures implemented to align with the principles of the European AI Act.

As with any AI-assisted system, generated content should always be reviewed before publication or business use.

Note all these points will be integrated, in the next realease.

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