Is Betterhuman_Corp ready for
GDPR and EU AI Act?

The EU AI Act is the first binding legislation on AI systems in the EU. From August 2026, it requires high-risk AI systems to have audit trails, human oversight, and risk documentation. Betterhuman_Corp is designed to comply with these requirements from day one.

• Human-in-the-loop approval

  All critical AI decisions require human approval via approval gates. The agent never acts autonomously on high-stakes decisions.

• Full audit trail

  All agent actions are logged with timestamp, context, and result. You can always document what the system did and why.

• Risk documentation

  The AI system's risk level is assessed and documented at deployment. Ready for EU AI Act conformity assessment.

• Error and alert handling

  The system detects and escalates errors proactively. Failing agents stop and alert instead of continuing silently.

• Transparency towards users

  Users interacting with AI components are informed in accordance with EU AI Act transparency requirements.

GDPR

All Betterhuman_Corp systems are built following GDPR requirements for data processing, documentation, and user rights. Data is stored in EU infrastructure and never shared with third parties without a documented legal basis.

• Art. 25 — Privacy by design and by default

  All systems are built with data minimization and privacy as default. No data is collected without a documented purpose.

• Art. 30 — Records of processing activities

  All data processing activities are documented in a processing register from day one. Ready for regulatory inspection.

• Art. 28 — Data processing agreements

  All third-party integrations support proper data processing agreements. No data is sent to unauthorized systems.

• Art. 17 — Right to erasure

  Systems are built with clear data handling logic that supports deletion and export of personal data on request.

OECD AI Principles

The OECD AI Principles are the international reference for responsible AI. Betterhuman_Corp is designed with transparency, robustness, and human oversight as core values — in line with the OECD framework.