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Use of AI.
Transparent.

How seeu agency uses artificial intelligence — and what that means for you as a client.

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Principle

We use AI tools to work faster and better: writing code, designing, writing copy and creating graphics. The professional review, the final edit and the responsibility for the result always stay with us. AI does not replace a decision we owe you.

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Tools in use

  • ToolClaude
    Provider, seatAnthropic PBC, USA (Anthropic Ireland Ltd. for the EU)
    Used forCode, copy, concepts, analysis
    Data processingBusiness/API use; inputs are not used for training; processing in the USA/EU depending on the service; zero data retention where available
  • ToolCursor
    Provider, seatAnysphere Inc., USA
    Used forAI-assisted software development
    Data processingPrivacy mode enabled — no code stored at the provider, no training
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What we do not do

  • We do not release your content or data for the training of public AI models.
  • We only pass personal data of your customers to AI tools where this is necessary for the commissioned service and covered by the data processing agreement.
  • We do not use AI for decisions that legally or similarly significantly affect people.
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Labelling

Where the AI Act (Art. 50) requires it — for instance for deceptively realistic images of real people, places or events — we label AI-generated content and point out your own obligations when you publish delivered content yourself.

This website contains abstract graphics and illustrations created with AI; they do not depict real people or events.

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AI features in your tools

If we build an AI feature into your system (e.g. an assistant), you receive from us: the model and provider used, the purpose, the known limits, and a notice for your users that they are interacting with AI. You are the deployer of that feature; we prepare you for it.

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AI literacy

Everyone working with AI tools here is trained in their capabilities, limits and risks (Art. 4 AI Act).

Questions: hi@seeu.agency.