Private AI knowledge base

Practical answers for the people responsible for data, security and compliance. What goes wrong when AI runs outside your control, what the rules ask of you, and how to bring AI into your own environment.

What is private AI? Meaning, forms and when you need it

Private AI means language models run on infrastructure that belongs to your organisation alone. What it is, which forms exist and when it is the right choice.

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Is ChatGPT GDPR-compliant for your organisation?

Can your organisation use ChatGPT under the GDPR? The difference between free and business use, when it becomes a data breach and what you need to arrange.

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Shadow AI: what to do when staff use ChatGPT on their own

Shadow AI is AI use outside IT’s view. Why a ban alone does not work, what happened at the Dutch city of Eindhoven, and how to bring it under control in five steps.

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The EU AI Act in 2026: what must your organisation have in place?

The AI Act after the Digital Omnibus: what applies now, what is postponed to 2027 and what you must arrange as a user of AI. An overview with timeline and checklist.

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An on-premises LLM server: what do you need?

What does it take to run a language model in your own server room? GPU memory per model, concurrent users, software, power and cooling, and the operations around it.

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Microsoft 365 Copilot or your own AI environment?

Microsoft 365 Copilot or AI in your own server room? A fair comparison on data, privacy, the CLOUD Act, control, and when each choice fits your organisation.

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AI in healthcare: patient data, hosting rules and the GDPR

Can a care organisation use AI with patient data? What medical confidentiality, the GDPR and hosting rules (NEN 7510, C5, HDS) require, and how to do it safely.

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AI for law firms: professional secrecy and bar guidance

May a lawyer use ChatGPT for client files? What professional secrecy and bar guidance on AI (CCBE, NOvA, BRAK, CNB) require, and how a firm uses AI responsibly.

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AI at financial institutions: DORA, outsourcing and the AI Act

What does DORA mean for AI at banks, insurers and investment firms? Outsourcing, the register of ICT providers, the exit strategy and high-risk rules in the AI Act.

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