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AI transparency & EU AI Act disclaimer
This website is a professional developer portfolio. It presents technical projects, including AI-powered systems such as “Hausheld” and “ComplianceRadar”.
Nature of the systems
The AI systems described here are shown for portfolio, demonstration, and conceptual purposes.
Compliance status
Where these projects operate as live SaaS products, their EU AI Act compliance documentation, risk management, and human oversight are provided on their respective official domains and platforms—not on this portfolio site.
This portfolio does not deploy high-risk AI decision-making models that act directly on visitors.
AI development methodology & client compliance
As a developer building AI-powered systems and SaaS platforms for European clients, I adhere to “Compliance-by-Design” principles aligned with the EU AI Act:
Risk assessment
Every custom project involves a technical architecture review to help classify the system’s risk level before deployment.
Data governance
AI pipelines and automations are architected with strict data separation, ensuring client data is processed securely and in full compliance with GDPR.
Human oversight (Article 14)
Where applicable, especially in automation workflows, appropriate technical mechanisms (Human-in-the-Loop) are engineered to allow for meaningful human review.
Legal responsibility
While I architect and develop these systems to meet strict technical standards, the final legal responsibility for deploying and placing the AI system on the market rests solely with the client (acting as the “Deployer” or “Provider” under the EU AI Act).