AI transparency notice
Last updated: 7 August 2026
This notice is published under Article 50 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (the AI Act), which has applied since 2 August 2026, and is written to be read rather than to satisfy a checklist.
You are interacting with an AI
whoami is an AI system. Some of the questions it asks are written in advance by people; the ones near the end are generated by an AI that has read your earlier answers. Your letter is written entirely by an AI. No human writes it, reads it, or reviews it — we could not read it even if we wanted to, because it is stored sealed with a key only you hold.
Who is responsible
RK TECH LTD (England and Wales, company no. 14581807) is the provider of the whoami AI system under the AI Act: we build it and place it on the market under our own name. The underlying general-purpose AI model is Claude (claude-fable-5), supplied by Anthropic, which is the provider of that model. Questions about this system reach a human at connect@rktechs.io.
How AI-generated text is marked
Article 50(2) requires synthetic text to be machine-readable as artificially generated. Your letter carries that marking everywhere it can travel:
- the response that delivers it is labelled X-AI-Generated and carries a provenance record naming the system, the model and the moment of generation;
- on screen it is described as AI-generated in machine-readable structured data (JSON-LD) and in attributes on the text itself;
- a saved copy begins with a plain declaration that it is AI-generated, and carries an invisible marker that survives being copied and pasted elsewhere.
Alongside this, and separately from it, the letter is visibly labelled as AI-written on screen — because a machine-readable mark is not a substitute for telling you.
What this system does not do
- It does not recognise emotions from biometric data. whoami reads only the words you type. It uses no camera, no microphone, no face, voice or physiological data — so it is not an emotion recognition system within the meaning of Art. 3(39).
- It makes no decision about you. Nothing it produces has legal effect or similarly significant consequences, and no outcome is scored, ranked or shared. There is no automated decision-making in the sense of Art. 22 GDPR.
- It is not a diagnosis. The system is instructed never to diagnose, never to apply clinical labels, and never to present itself as therapy or medical advice.
- It does not profile you for anyone else. No advertising, no analytics, no scoring, and nothing sold or shared.
What it must not be used for
whoami is sold for personal self-reflection by adults, and for nothing else. Using it to make or inform decisions about other people — hiring, selection, promotion or dismissal; admission to education; assessing creditworthiness; pricing or underwriting insurance; or evaluating anyone in any other consequential way — is prohibited by our Terms. Those uses would place an AI system in the high-risk category under Annex III of the AI Act, with obligations this system is neither designed nor certified to meet.
Its limits, stated plainly
The letter is a reflection assembled from your own answers by a language model. It can be wrong, one-sided, or simply miss you. It has no access to your history, no memory of you between visits, and no knowledge of anything you did not type. Read it as a mirror, not a verdict — and if it says something that lands badly, the appropriate next step is a human being, not another letter.
Human oversight and how to object
You keep control at every point: every question can be skipped, the journey can be abandoned, and “Start over” erases everything from your device. If a letter troubles you or seems wrong, write to connect@rktechs.io and a person will read your message and answer. You may also complain to your national market surveillance authority under the AI Act, or to a data protection authority under the GDPR.
If you are struggling
A mirror is not a doctor and not a friend. If you are in distress, please contact Samaritans (UK) or the EU emotional-support line on 116 123.