OpenText Early Adopter of OECD's Global AI Safety Reporting Framework

This release is an excerpt of a release published by OpenText Corporation on May 29, 2026 (North America Time).

OpenText (NASDAQ: OTEX, TSX: OTEX), a global leader in data management for enterprise AI, today announced its participation in the OECD's "Hiroshima AI Process (HAIP) Reporting Framework." This is an international framework for organizations to demonstrate compliance with the G7's voluntary code of conduct for the safe development and deployment of advanced AI.

"Trust in AI depends on the data that underpins its models, and how that data is managed, protected, and made meaningful," said Ayman Antoun, CEO of OpenText. "OpenText has been building this foundation for 35 years. Our participation in HAIP is an extension of that work and contributes to the realization of a new global framework that reflects the reality of deploying agentic AI at the enterprise level."

OpenText manages human-generated data, machine-generated data, and inter-enterprise transaction data for over 120,000 companies and government agencies in 180 countries. Through OpenText's Business Network, over CAD 15 trillion in B2B transactions are processed annually, and the company manages unstructured content and machine-generated operational data used by regulated companies daily. This provides OpenText with an exceptionally broad data foundation that can inform global policy discussions. This activity positions OpenText to actively participate in efforts to ensure the trustworthiness of autonomous AI and deliver measurable value to both public and private sectors.

Data Foundation for Trusted AI

OpenText manages three critical data domains for enterprise AI: "human-generated data," which includes unstructured content like documents that record an organization's knowledge; "machine-generated data," which is operational and system information generated from IT service management, cybersecurity, and supply chain platforms; and "transaction data," which encompasses B2B transaction flows and supply chain events across over one million trading partners worldwide. The OpenText Aviator AI solution is embedded within this governed ecosystem, applying enterprise-grade security, compliance management, and data lineage to all AI interactions, directly supporting the principles of transparency and accountability that HAIP aims to advance.

"As we are also early adopters of our own products and AI, we understand firsthand that trusted agentic AI starts with data governance," said Shannon Bell, Executive Vice President and Chief Digital & Information Officer at OpenText. "Before we deploy AI, we first ensure our data is managed, protected, and controlled. This is precisely the thinking that HAIP systematizes, and joining this framework was the right next step for us and our customers worldwide."

Furthering Canada's Leadership in Responsible AI

OpenText is one of the first signatories to Canada's "Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA)" voluntary code of conduct for the responsible development and management of advanced generative AI systems. OpenText's participation in HAIP connects these domestic efforts with the broader G7 code of conduct, strengthening Canada's position as a leader in global AI and further solidifying OpenText's role in advancing responsible AI governance internationally.

About OpenText

OpenText™ is a global leader in data management that powers enterprise AI, helping organizations protect, manage, and unlock the value of their data with confidence. Learn more at www.opentext.com.

About OpenText Japan

OpenText Japan provides optimal solutions to customers across a wide range of industries, including business content management that manages and automates information and processes, B2B/EDI integration and supply chain integration and fax solutions that visualize and control inter-enterprise transaction information, web and digital experiences, data protection and cybersecurity, forensic tools, application and operation management, and various AI-powered analysis and visualization tools. https://www.opentext.com/ja-jp