# AI Literacy Statement **Article 4, Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (as replaced by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744)** Article 4 requires providers and deployers of AI systems to take measures to ensure, to their best extent, a sufficient level of AI literacy among their staff and other persons dealing with the operation and use of AI systems on their behalf. It has applied since 2 February 2025. The replaced text does **not** require guaranteeing any specific level of literacy for any individual. It requires measures. This statement records ours. ## Measures in place 1. **Role declaration.** Every person building on the platform works against a published, tested declaration of which of our systems are AI systems, at what risk tier, and what each one owes. It is code, not a memo, so it does not drift from the product. 2. **Determinations are written down and challenged.** Classification decisions are recorded with the provision relied on and the basis, and are reviewed adversarially — specifically for readings that are convenient to us. Where a reading is not settled, the record says so. 3. **Two arguments are banned.** "It doesn't learn, so it isn't an AI system" and "it's deterministic, so it isn't an AI system" are both legally worthless — Article 3(1)'s adaptiveness element is permissive, and Recital 12 names logic- and knowledge-based approaches. Neither may appear in any determination, and a test enforces it. 4. **Legal basis travels with the evidence.** Every compliance artifact the platform emits carries the interpretation profile it was produced under, and marks any claim resting on non-binding guidance as such. Nobody working here can mistake guidance for statute, because the artifacts do not let them. 5. **Gates where classification could change silently.** Where connecting a model would change a product's status under the Act, the code path is closed behind a gate that states the regulatory consequence and the steps required before it opens. 6. **Customer-facing literacy.** Number One's interface states what it is, what it will not do, and when an answer is illustrative rather than determinative. Literacy is not only an internal duty. ## Review This statement is reviewed when the role declaration changes, and at least annually. Questions: legal@intramedial.com