SYNTHOS AI ACT CHECK/APPROCCIO
REF · APP-V1EUROPEAN LEGAL-TECH VENTURE
Approach

A European legal-tech venture,
readable.

Synthos Logic works at the intersection of law, software engineering and business organisation. AI Act Check is a public workshop: a piece of our craft, made available to those getting to grips with Regulation (EU) 2024/1689.

PracticeAI & Digital Reg.
BaseBulgaria
WorkshopPublic, free
AdvisoryPartner law firms
Section 01

Why it is free

Compliance with the AI Act should not be the privilege of those who can afford an advisory engagement before they even know whether they need one.

The pre-screening is available, the PDF is downloadable, the Brief archive is open. Free access, anonymous, without formalities.

For cases that require an in-depth assessment, the conversation is where the work is done; for the others, the tool is enough.

Section 02

Who we are

Pablo Liuzzi is the founder of Synthos Logic.

The AI & Digital Regulation practice deals with Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, GDPR Article 22 (automated decisions), national labour law applied to AI (including, in Italy, the Workers' Statute, Article 4 of Law 300/1970, and Law No. 132 of 23 September 2025 — your national measures will differ), and coordination with the relevant product legislation where the AI Act intersects with it (MDR, the Machinery Directive, MiCAR, DORA).

The final legal opinion is provided by Synthos Logic's partner law firms, on a human-in-the-loop basis.

Section 03

How we work

Three rules, stated before the work begins.

The engine is deterministic: same input, same output, always. The citation is verbatim: the article of the Regulation is shown, not paraphrased. The grey areas are declared: the pre-screening flags where verification with a partner lawyer is needed, rather than concealing it.

The same rules we would use sitting at the table with you, without your case in front of us. We look at the case afterwards, together with the partner law firms.

To talk to us

Synthos Logic. The email contact channel opens with the Brief infrastructure, by the end of June 2026. In the meantime, the Brief archive and the pre-screening remain open: free, anonymous, up to date.

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