EU Regulatory Compliance & AI Transparency

Formal statement regarding compliance with the EU AI Act (2024/1689), Digital Services Act (2022/2065), and GDPR standards.

🇪🇺
Zero-Trust & Privacy-First Compliance Standard

SpecInfo Ecosystem applications operate under strict adherence to European Union digital legislation. All engineering calculations, hardware diagnostics, and AI assisted formatting occur locally in browser memory (RAM) with zero secondary data retention.

01. EU Artificial Intelligence Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689)

SpecInfo integrates localized, assistive AI capabilities (such as marketing text structuring in Social-Gen and interactive troubleshooting assistants). In accordance with the EU AI Act framework:

  • RISK CATEGORY: MINIMAL Minimal / Low-Risk Classification

    SpecInfo AI utilities fall under the "Minimal/Low Risk" category under Title II & IX of the EU AI Act. The tools do not employ biometric profiling, social scoring, or critical infrastructure autonomous control.

  • ARTICLE 50 COMPLIANCE Transparency & Attribution

    Users are explicitly informed whenever content, code skeletons, or social posts are synthesized or augmented by Artificial Intelligence. Output is always provided for human-in-the-loop review.

  • ZERO-RETENTION Client-Side API Proxying

    When users provide their own LLM API keys (e.g., OpenAI or Google Gemini), tokens and prompts are securely stored solely in browser LocalStorage and dispatched directly to the model provider without intermediate proxy storage on SpecInfo servers.

  • HUMAN CONTROL No Autonomous Actions

    No generated CLI script, Kubernetes YAML, or Cisco template is executed automatically. Full human agency and manual verification remain mandatory before deploying any artifacts.

02. Digital Services Act — DSA (Regulation (EU) 2022/2065)

In accordance with Articles 11, 12, and 14 of the Digital Services Act (DSA), SpecInfo maintains clear operational transparency:

  • ART. 11 & 12 DSA Single Point of Contact (SPOC)

    For communication with EU Member State Authorities, the European Commission, and users regarding digital services, our designated contact point is:
    contact@specinfo.org (Languages: English, Polish).

  • ART. 25 & 27 DSA Algorithmic Neutrality & No Dark Patterns

    Diagnostics, benchmark scores, speed test measurements, and ESG carbon calculations are calculated via transparent mathematical models without behavioral profiling, hidden advertisements, or deceptive interface patterns.

  • HOSTING & CONTENT Notice and Action Mechanism

    SpecInfo does not host third-party public user uploads. Any inquiries or notices regarding technical articles or references can be submitted directly via our contact form or dedicated contact point.

03. Green IT, ESG & ITAD Regulatory Alignment

For enterprises utilizing SpecInfo Core and Eco Audit for sustainability reporting and hardware lifecycle management:

  • GHG Protocol & ISO 14064 Alignment: Eco Audit carbon calculations reference DEFRA, KOBiZE, EPA eGRID, and IEA official grid emission factors.
  • ISO 27001 & NIST SP 800-88: Core and NetSentinel log redaction modules support verifiable data sanitization before hardware decommissioning.
  • Air-Gapped Operation: Enterprise users can audit secure local machines without violating corporate non-disclosure agreements or compliance policies.