Privacy policy
In effect as of October 9, 2026.
This site complies with Quebec's Act respecting the protection of personal information in the private sector (Law 25). This page explains, in plain words, what is collected and what is not. If in doubt, the French version prevails.
What the site does not collect
No cookies, no analytics, no advertising, no tracking pixels. Two small scripts run in your browser: the welcome window, described below, and the one that fades page sections in. Neither contacts any server. Fonts and images are hosted on the site itself: your browser contacts no other service when displaying these pages.
The welcome window
When you arrive, a first screen lets you pick your language, then a window tells you that you are on an artificial intelligence site and asks you to accept or decline. If you accept, your language and your acceptance are kept in your tab's memory for the length of the visit; they disappear when you close the tab and are never sent to the lab. If you decline, you are taken to Wikipedia in the chosen language, and nothing is kept.
Lab agents (not live yet)
The test bench for Alex, the voice agent, is a mock-up for now: the microphone button never opens your microphone and nothing is recorded. Before any agent that listens to your voice goes live, this policy will be updated to say which service processes it, why, and how long the conversation is kept.
If you write to the contact address, your name, email address and message are used only to answer you. They are never sold or shared. You can ask to see, correct or delete them by writing to the same address.
Hosting
The site is hosted by Cloudflare, which may keep technical logs (such as your IP address) for a short time, for the security and proper operation of the service.
Person in charge of personal information
Jean-François Raymond · charon@jf-ia-lab.com