Legal & trust
Last updated: 18 July 2026
Ramirez builds evaluative AI: systems that test documents and processes and flag what does not hold up. Three rules govern everything we make. Our systems evaluate documents, not people. They make no decisions; the human decides. Human-in-the-loop sits in the architecture, not in a disclaimer. And every finding points to its source, so it can be verified.
This website contains no AI systems you interact with: no chatbot, no automated decision-making, no profiling. In creating texts and images we use AI as a tool; every publication is reviewed and approved by a human.
Our systems, including Esmond, evaluate documents against standards calibrated in advance. They disclose themselves as AI to whoever works with them, issue no scores or verdicts, and deliver their findings to a human who decides. The classification exercise the EU AI Act asks of every company, knowing where your AI stands and how it is set up, is one we ran on our own systems first, and it is built into how those systems are made.
A factual overview of the regulation (timeline, risk categories, roles and penalties) is on our page The EU AI Act: the facts. We keep it current.
We answer questions about our use of AI, for instance as part of a supplier assessment or a tender, via contact@ramirezevaluation.com.