Everything AI can do,private and within the law
Using AI in your company now has rules, and exposing client data to a public tool is a security breach and a violation. We build tailored AI that combines real savings with legal certainty, with your data in your environment or in the EU.
Two guarantees, not one
Your data private and legally sound
Your data, under your control
AI works on your information without it leaving your environment. Nothing is sent to third parties or used to train external models.
- Processing in an EU environment or on your own infrastructure
- Sensitive data (health, legal, financial) protected with GDPR in the design
- No reliance on public tools that expose your information
AI within the law
The EU AI Act affects not only those who build AI, but those who use it. We design every solution with the regulation in mind from day one.
- Traceability and human oversight: AI proposes, your team decides
- AI Act and GDPR in the design, not as an add-on
- Training your team in the use of AI (Article 4 obligation)
The clock is ticking
Why now: using AI already has rules
The EU Artificial Intelligence Act is already in force and, since 2 August 2026, Spain’s AESIA inspects and sanctions. Doing it right is no longer optional.
Since 2 August 2026, AESIA (the Spanish AI Supervision Agency) inspects and sanctions the use of AI in companies.
The fines, in context
Not all AI is equal
Three ways of working with AI
The difference between a public subscription and your own expert AI is not convenience: it is security and taking the regulations into account.
| By hand (today) | Public ChatGPT / Claude | Tailored AI (Tecnea) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time savingsspeed on repetitive tasks | — | Some | Maximum |
| Expert context in your fieldtrained on your knowledge | Yes (the human) | No, generic | Yes, tailored |
| Sensitive data secure (GDPR)special categories | Yes | No, sent to a third party | Yes, EU environment |
| Designed with the AI Act in mindtraceability and oversight | Yes | No | By design |
| Risk of errors"hallucinations" | Low | High | Controlled |
What it requires in practice
Complying with the AI Act, in three obligations
Train your team
Cross-cutting Article 4 obligation: those who use AI must have sufficient training in its use.
Human oversight
Transparency and human control over what AI decides or assists. AI proposes, your team validates and decides.
Data control and traceability
Knowing what goes in, what comes out and where information is processed at all times.
Want to go deeper on privacy?
See how we implement private AI (RAG) on your own infrastructure, without your data leaving your perimeter.
Frequently asked questions
AI, the AI Act and privacy: what we get asked most
Can I use artificial intelligence in my company without breaching the AI Act?+
Yes. The EU AI Act does not ban AI: it requires human oversight, transparency and data control. With tailored AI designed with the rules in mind from the start, you can use it while reducing legal risk. From 2 August 2026 Spain’s AESIA can inspect and sanction.
Is it legal to use public ChatGPT or Claude with client data?+
Entering client data — especially sensitive data (health, legal, financial) — into a public AI tool means sending it to a third party and, in practice, a security breach and a GDPR violation. The alternative is private AI that processes information in your environment or in the EU, without exposing it.
What is "private AI" and how is it different from ChatGPT?+
Private AI works on your own information, with sensitive data in EU infrastructure or in your environment, and without being used to train external models. Unlike a generic public tool, it is tailored to your business, keeps confidentiality and has GDPR and the AI Act built into the design.
What obligations do I have under the AI Act from 2 August 2026?+
The main ones: train the people who use AI (Article 4), ensure human oversight over what AI decides or assists, and keep data control and traceability. Fines reach up to €35M or 7% of turnover for prohibited uses, and up to €15M or 3% for breaching high-risk obligations.
Can AI comply with GDPR when working with sensitive data?+
Yes, if designed for it: processing in an EU environment or your infrastructure, data under your control, and no transfer to third parties. Special-category data (Article 9 GDPR) requires maximum protection — something a public tool does not guarantee but a tailored solution does.
How much does it cost to implement tailored AI in a company?+
You start with a contained-investment pilot on a specific use case, designed to prove the return before scaling. The real cost depends on the process and volume; you can estimate your savings and return with the AI ROI calculator on the site.
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No commitment. The AI Act and GDPR in the design from day one.