BAUER GROUP as GPAI Deployer
Use of GPAI Models
The BAUER GROUP uses GPAI models (LLMs) in various contexts:
| Use | Model(s) | Context | AI Act Obligations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Internal productivity | Claude, GPT | Code review, documentation, research | Art. 4 (AI Literacy) — employees must be competent in handling |
| Customer product integration | Variable | AI features in B2B software | Dependent on risk level of the resulting system |
| Chatbots (customer service) | LLM-based | Interaction with natural persons | Art. 50 (Transparency) — labelling as AI system |
Obligations as Deployer
As a professional user of AI systems, the BAUER GROUP has the following deployer obligations:
General (all AI systems)
- AI Literacy (Art. 4) — personnel with AI contact must be adequately trained
For High-Risk AI (if deployed)
- Use in accordance with intended purpose as per provider instructions
- Ensure human oversight
- Monitor input data quality
- Retain logs for at least 6 months
- Report risks and serious incidents to providers and authorities
- If deployed in the workplace: inform workers
Transparency Obligations (Art. 50)
- Labelling of AI-generated content
- Disclosure of AI interactions (chatbots)
Vendor Due Diligence
When selecting GPAI providers, the BAUER GROUP verifies:
- Is the GPAI provider registered in the EU database?
- Does the provider supply the required documentation (Annex XII)?
- Is there a designated EU authorised representative (for third-country providers)?
- Does the provider fulfil its copyright obligations?