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AI and transparency policy

Version 2.0 — effective as of 01/04/2026

RDMC adopts a controlled and transparent use of artificial intelligence.

Partial AI use

RDMC may use AI tools to assist with:

  • drafting;
  • translation;
  • design;
  • software development;
  • code generation;
  • testing;
  • documentation;
  • analysis;
  • support;
  • graphic or multimedia creation.

Human review

Outputs intended for publication or delivery undergo human review, correction or validation proportionate to their nature, criticality and use.

Limits

An AI output may be:

  • inaccurate;
  • incomplete;
  • outdated;
  • biased;
  • non-deterministic.

It must not be the sole basis for a critical, regulated or binding decision without competent validation.

Data and confidentiality

Customer Data is transmitted to a third-party AI provider only when necessary, authorized or provided for in the Contract. RDMC may favor local, private or non-training configurations.

Intellectual property

Use of an AI system creates no implied assignment of rights. Rights in Deliverables remain determined by the Purchase Order, third-party licenses and applicable rules.

Notice applicable to site content

Some editorial, graphic, technical or multimedia content published on this site may have been partially created or transformed with the assistance of artificial-intelligence tools. It is then reviewed, corrected and validated by RDMC. Visuals and demonstrations may be illustrative and do not necessarily represent an exact product, prototype or customer delivery.

Regulatory transparency

RDMC adapts its practices to applicable AI-system obligations and relevant transparency rules in light of its role, the system concerned and the intended use.