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Data and residency Updated 2026-08-28

Which AI models does Maditon use, and does my data reach a US provider?

Maditon uses Mistral, a French AI provider, with self-hosted models on EU infrastructure as the alternative. No customer data is sent to US-headquartered AI providers. Personal data is stripped from prompts before they leave the application, so the model receives the compliance question without the identifying details it does not need.

Two rules govern every AI call.

The provider must be European or self-hosted. Maditon uses Mistral (France), with Ollama and vLLM on EU infrastructure as the self-hosted options. US-headquartered AI providers are excluded — not by preference but by the same jurisdictional reasoning that governs the rest of the stack. An EU endpoint of a US model provider would not satisfy it.

Personal data is stripped before the prompt leaves. The model needs to know what your AI system does; it does not need names, email addresses or other identifying detail to classify it. Those are removed at the boundary, at each point where a prompt is built.

Under the EU AI Act’s own vocabulary this makes Abiton Ventures a deployer of AI, not a provider of AI models — and Maditon applies to itself the rules it helps you apply. AI involvement is disclosed rather than hidden, AI output is a draft until a human accepts it, and AI actions are logged as metadata without the prompt contents.

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