Preamble
Black Swan Ventures Group LLC (the "Company") builds with artificial intelligence, publishes with artificial intelligence, and sells artificial intelligence systems. This instrument states where such systems are engaged, what is undertaken by a natural person, and what the limits are.
It is drawn so as to satisfy Article 50 of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (the Artificial Intelligence Act), the transparency obligations under which apply from 2 August 2026, together with the general expectations of transparency under the Federal Trade Commission Act and the German Act against Unfair Competition.
1. The Conversational Interface
You are interacting with an artificial intelligence system, and not with a natural person.
1.1 The conversational interface upon cashflowpositive.ai is operated by a large language model. It is not a person, and it is not a licensed adviser. It may produce inaccurate, incomplete, or outdated information, and may state incorrect matters with apparent confidence.
1.2 The user is asked not to submit passwords, payment particulars, government identifiers, health information, or confidential information belonging to third parties.
1.3 The user may at any time request a natural person, by typing the word "human" or by writing to mgmt@blackswanventuresgroup.com.
1.4 Conversations may be logged and reviewed for the purpose of improving the service. Retention and the rights of the data subject are governed by the Privacy Policy.
1.5 No decision affecting any person is taken by the conversational interface alone. Every application is reviewed by a natural person.
2. Where Artificial Intelligence Is Otherwise Engaged
| Activity | Extent of automation | Involvement of a natural person |
|---|---|---|
| Research and market analysis | Substantial: synthesis, summarisation, detection of pattern | Every assertion verified against source prior to publication |
| Drafting of published content | Assisted: outlines, first drafts, editing | Written, edited, and approved by a named natural person prior to publication |
| Identification and scoring of accounts | Assisted, detection of signal, prioritisation | The determination as to whom to contact is taken by a natural person |
| Personalisation of outbound correspondence | Assisted, drafting of variants | Sequences approved by a natural person prior to despatch |
| Transcription and analysis of calls | Substantial, transcription, extraction of theme | Reviewed prior to inclusion in any client deliverable |
| Client system builds | The deliverable itself | Designed, tested, and handed over by a natural person |
No decision producing legal effects, or effects of similar significance, concerning any natural person is taken by automated means alone. This is a standing undertaking and not merely a description of present practice.
3. Synthetic and Generated Media
3.1 Where the Company publishes imagery, audio, or video wholly or substantially generated by artificial intelligence, it labels the same upon or adjacent to the asset.
3.2 The Company publishes no synthetic media depicting a real and identifiable natural person absent that person's written consent, and presents no generated media as an authentic recording of real events.
3.3 Where technically feasible, content so generated carries machine-readable provenance metadata, consistently with Article 50(2) of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.
4. Model Providers
The Company processes content through model providers established by third parties, presently Anthropic and [[CONFIRM: any further providers]]. Each is recorded in the Sub-processor Register.
Wherever a business or enterprise tier affords an undertaking against training upon customer inputs, the Company employs that tier and configures that setting. The Company does not knowingly submit client confidential information, credentials, or special categories of personal data into third-party models.
5. The Company's Role Under the Artificial Intelligence Act
5.1 In respect of the greater part of its activity, the Company acts as a deployer of general-purpose artificial intelligence systems, and not as a provider of high-risk systems.
5.2 Where the Company designs and hands over a system to a client, that client generally becomes the deployer and, in certain configurations, the provider of that system. The Company states this expressly upon handover.
5.3 Where an intended use falls within a category classified as high-risk under Annex III of the Regulation: employment screening, assessment of creditworthiness, insurance underwriting, access to education, or access to essential services, the Company says so expressly and declines to build the system absent a documented plan of compliance. See clause 3 of the Acceptable Use Policy.
6. Limits to Be Assumed
- Output requires verification by a natural person before reliance is placed upon it, including within any system built for a client.
- Such systems reflect the biases and lacunae of the data upon which they were trained.
- Model providers alter, deprecate, and re-price their offerings without notice. Continuity is not guaranteed.
- A system operating correctly today may degrade upon alteration to an upstream model or platform. Maintenance is a real cost and not an optional adjunct.
7. The Company
Black Swan Ventures Group LLC
30 N Gould Street, Ste N
Sheridan, Wyoming 82801, United States of America
mgmt@blackswanventuresgroup.com
+1 872-375-3144
Schedule, Implementation (not for publication)
The disclosure required by Article 50(1) must appear at the point of interaction, and not solely upon this page. A persistent line is accordingly to be rendered within the conversational interface itself, visible before the first message is despatched:
The same principle governs any voice agent: the disclosure must fall within the first seconds of the call and not within a policy document.
Correspondence
Black Swan Ventures Group LLC30 N Gould Street, Ste N
Sheridan, Wyoming 82801
United States of America
mgmt@blackswanventuresgroup.com
+1 872-375-3144
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