Artificial intelligence
Every riddle is written, tested and signed by people. In the studio we also use generative AI tools: here is how, in line with the European Artificial Intelligence Regulation (EU Reg. 2024/1689, the “AI Act”).
Last updated 12 November 2026
Where we use AI
Some illustrations, images and text drafts of our cases may be generated or edited with generative AI models (for instance OpenAI’s image models). It is a workshop tool: story, puzzles, solutions and final choices are decided by our team, which reviews every piece before publication and answers for it.
Generated images illustrate works of fiction: they do not depict real people or real events and are not presented as authentic documents.
Where we do not
- The site and the games contain no chatbot and no AI system that talks with you.
- We do not use AI to profile you, assess you or make decisions about you.
- The data of visitors, buyers and players is not sent to AI providers or used to train models.
- Case solutions are deterministic: the game engine checks them, not a language model.
What the AI Act requires
The way we use AI falls among minimal-risk uses: it is neither a prohibited practice nor a high-risk system. The transparency duties of Article 50 still apply, mainly to content that could be mistaken for authentic, as does the AI literacy duty for those who use these tools (Article 4). This page is our transparency statement.
Contact
If you want to know whether a specific image was created with AI, or have any doubt on the subject, write to info@brownenterprises.it. Responsible: Brown Enterprises Srls, Via Fattori 10, 60019 Senigallia (AN), Italia, VAT 02870950421.