AI agents managed by major US hyperscalers raise compliance issues that many CIOs prefer to ignore. Let's set things straight.
When a US vendor offers you an "EU region" endpoint, what flows through is technically hosted in Europe. But the legal entity remains American, and the Cloud Act applies. Your data remains accessible by US subpoena.
If your AI agent routes requests to OpenAI, Anthropic, or Google — even through an EU region — your employee questions, internal documents, and customer data are potentially viewable by US authorities.
In practice — check your AI stack compliance.
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Security & GDPR
Anonymize or pseudonymize before vectorizing? The GDPR distinction, why perfect anonymization is rare on free text, the techniques (NER, consistent pseudonymization), and the reflexes to adopt.
Security & GDPR
The GDPR compliance guide for your RAG projects: legal basis, minimization, personal data in embeddings and prompts, the right to erasure cascading into vectors, subprocessors, and articulation with the AI Act.
Security & GDPR
The real EU AI Act timeline (2025-2027), risk tiers, where an enterprise RAG assistant lands, and a concrete compliance checklist — jargon-free, for DPOs and product teams.
EU-hosted infrastructure — no data sent to LLMs without your consent.
Lia
Ragnight product advisor