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AI transparency
Where AI is used on this website, where it is not, and how the EU AI Act and UK and US rules bear on that.
Draft pending legal review
This page describes this website as it is built. It is not a legal opinion and has not yet been reviewed by counsel.
This website contains no AI system
Nothing on this website is an AI system you interact with: there is no chatbot, no generated answer and no model running in your browser or on our servers when you visit.
No automated decisions about you
This website does not score, profile or make decisions about visitors. Contact requests and applications are read by a person.
Your data does not train AI
Data you submit through our forms is not used to train AI models.
Content on this site
The site shows no images of Sailient systems yet — no product photography, no renders and no AI-generated imagery. Its graphics are technical diagrams and line work drawn in code. The site uses no third-party photographs. We publish no synthetic image, audio or video of real people, places or events presented as genuine.
Text on this site is written and reviewed by Sailient. Where AI tools help with drafting, a person reviews the result and Sailient takes editorial responsibility for what is published.
Our systems and the EU AI Act
The Conduit software platform and every system named on this site are concepts. None of them is on the market or in service today.
Under the EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689), each AI system has to be classified before it is placed on the market, and the obligations that follow depend on that classification. That work has not been completed for any Sailient system, so we claim no conformity with the AI Act. This page will name the classification and the obligations that apply once they are determined.
United Kingdom
The UK has no AI-specific statute at present. Personal data processed through this website is covered by the UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act 2018 — see the privacy notice for your rights and how to complain to the ICO.
United States
There is no federal AI statute. Some states, such as California, require an automated system that talks with people online to say that it is automated. This website has no such system.
How personal data is handled is set out in the privacy notice. Questions about this page: contact@sailientgroup.com
Last updated 4 October 2026.