Compliance
The rules we build for, and where we stand.
Our products are designed around these rules from the start. We say "designed to support" rather than "compliant": compliance is shown in operation, once a product is live.
01 EU AI Act
A supplier of AI infrastructure, built on general-purpose models.
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, as amended by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744.
AI Act statement- Our role
- We supply infrastructure that businesses build their AI systems on. A business that offers an AI system under its own name is its provider; we supply the pipeline under it. We use general-purpose models from other providers through their APIs and do not train them, so we are not a general-purpose model provider.
- Risk level
- We do not offer the pipeline for employment, credit, education or other Annex III purposes, and our acceptable use policy forbids using it to make such decisions without a person reviewing each one and the laws that govern them being met.
- Transparency
- Article 50 applies from 2 August 2026 to the provider of each AI system: a product built on the pipeline tells people it is an AI and marks the text it generates. Provenance on every record and a record of every routing decision support it.
- AI literacy
- Article 4: we take measures to support the AI literacy of our staff and of the teams that build on our infrastructure, starting with plain documentation of what the system does and does not do.
- Prohibited practices
- Article 5: none is part of our products, and our acceptable use policy forbids them.
02 GDPR
Privacy by design, written into the architecture.
Regulation (EU) 2016/679, and the UK GDPR beside it.
Privacy policy- Roles
- Processor for businesses that build on our infrastructure, under a data processing agreement that meets Article 28; each business is the controller for its own product. Controller for this website and for messages you send us.
- By design
- Article 25 and 32: pseudonymisation by masking before any model, Spaces that keep data apart, no content kept on the route, encryption of clear values, audited keys.
- Sensitive data
- Products built on the pipeline may hold health data and other special categories; the business behind each product sets its lawful basis under Article 9. We will complete a data protection impact assessment under Article 35 before launch.
- Rights
- Access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability and objection, built into the infrastructure, so a business can honour them without handling data by hand. The pipeline itself makes no decisions with legal or similarly significant effects (Article 22).
- Representative
- We are established in the United States. Before we offer a service to people in the EU we will appoint a representative under Article 27, and name it in our privacy policy.
- Transfers
- To the US under the EU–US Data Privacy Framework where the recipient is certified, with the Commission's standard contractual clauses as the fallback. The framework is in force; an appeal against it (C-703/25 P) is pending.
03 Other EU law
The rest of the rulebook that will reach us.
| Law | Where it applies to us |
|---|---|
| ePrivacy DirectiveArticle 5(3) | This site stores your theme and language, only when you choose them, and no cookies. Our services will ask before storing anything that is not strictly necessary. |
| Digital Services ActRegulation (EU) 2022/2065 | Once our infrastructure stores content on behalf of businesses, we expect to be a hosting service: points of contact, a legal representative in the EU, clear terms and a notice-and-action process. |
| Data ActRegulation (EU) 2023/2854 | For businesses on our platform: switching and exporting data without obstacles. |
| Consumer lawDirectives 2011/83/EU and 93/13/EEC | Clear pre-contract information, the 14-day right of withdrawal and its online function, and the protections of your own country's law, whatever our terms choose. |
| Cyber Resilience ActRegulation (EU) 2024/2847 | For software we ship to run on your own hosts: vulnerability and incident reporting from 11 September 2026, full application from 11 December 2027. |
| Accessibility ActDirective (EU) 2019/882 | We build to WCAG 2.2 level AA whether or not our size requires it. |
04 United Kingdom
UK GDPR and the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025.
- Data protection
- The same design and rights as for the EU, with a UK representative under Article 27 of the UK GDPR before we offer a service to people in the UK.
- Storage on your device
- The theme and language settings fall within the exemption the 2025 Act added to the Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations for storage that adapts a site to your preferences; you are told about it and can clear it.
05 United States
State privacy laws and honest claims.
- State privacy laws
- We do not sell personal data or share it for advertising. As the California Consumer Privacy Act and other state laws come to apply to us, their rights of access, deletion, correction and opt-out will be honoured.
- AI laws
- The pipeline makes no consequential decisions, which the Colorado AI Act (as re-enacted in 2026) regulates; a business whose product makes them carries those duties. We train no models, so California's training-data disclosure law (AB 2013) does not reach us.
- Children
- Our services are not for children under 13, and in the EU and UK not for anyone under the age of digital consent in their country.
- Our promises
- The Federal Trade Commission treats a broken privacy promise as deception. Ours are written into our terms, so they bind us.
06 Security
Separated duties, sealed keys, no content in logs.
What is built and tested today, before any certification.
- Separate services for memory, masking, route and authority, each with only the keys its job needs.
- Signing keys that cannot leave OpenBao; short-lived signed tokens; credentials stored only as hashes.
- Mutual TLS between memory and masking; TLS to every data store.
- Clear values encrypted with AES-256-GCM under keys per Space.
- No content in any log line; audited signatures, with serving stopped if auditing fails.
- Resilience, load and penetration testing of the router.
No SOC 2, ISO/IEC 27001 or ISO/IEC 42001 certificate yet. A security contact for reporting vulnerabilities: security@genesysbrain.com.
07 Documents
What is published, and what comes before launch.
| Document | State |
|---|---|
| Terms of service | On this site |
| Privacy policy | On this site |
| Cookies and storage | On this site |
| Acceptable use policy | On this site |
| AI Act statement | On this site |
| Accessibility statement | On this site |
| Data processing agreement | Before launch |
| Providers and sub-processors | Before launch |
| Data protection impact assessment | Before launch |