AI Transparency

This page documents where we use artificial intelligence on this website and in our content. We publish it voluntarily. Parts of it are covered by the transparency obligations in Article 50 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (EU AI Act), parts are not, and we would rather tell you everything than only the mandatory part. Last updated: August 2026.

The interactive avatar

The avatar on our Digital Humans page is an AI system. When you talk to it, you are talking to software and not to a person. Its appearance, its voice and its answers are generated by artificial intelligence. It answers from a defined knowledge base, it can be wrong, and it gives no legally binding information.

Images

Some illustrations in our blog were created with generative AI systems, among them Stable Diffusion, DALL-E, ChatGPT, Google AI Studio and Midjourney. Each of them carries a visible label directly at the image.

Beyond the visible label, the original image files carry machine-readable Content Credentials following the C2PA standard. They record that the image was produced by a trained algorithm and, where we can evidence it, which tool produced it. One limitation we would rather name than hide: the scaled preview versions delivered on the page are re-encoded and lose all metadata in the process, so the credentials live on the original files, not on the thumbnails.

Texts

We use AI tools for research, first drafts and translations. Every text is reviewed editorially before it is published. The editorial responsibility for all content on this website rests with RAVE.SPACE GmbH.

What is not AI-generated

Our visual work is our own. Renderings from our 3D engine, project and reference images, product screenshots, the visualisations of exhibition spaces, our logos, and photographs of our team and our events are built or photographed by us. That is the craft we sell. We label AI where we use it precisely so that everything else stays credible.

Questions

If you deploy AI systems yourself, Article 50 places obligations on you as well. We work through exactly these questions with our clients. For anything about this page, write to frank@ravespace.io.