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AI in your organisation.
Ethics in the code, not in your procedures.

You deploy AI tools in your domain. ELYSÉA CERVEAU integrates into the pipeline — not into your methods. Ethical constraints are in the SDK, non-deactivatable, with an open measurement protocol.

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Integration sectors

ELYSÉA CERVEAU integrates into any AI tool intended for end users — outside clinical acts, outside clinical diagnosis.

Training & HR

Skills development, feedback, and onboarding tools. Ethical AI integrated by default — no ethical rules to configure.

Consulting & advisory

Structuring, restitution, and synthesis assistants. The ELYSÉA pipeline enforces the 4 relational prohibitions at every call — manipulation and domination are blocked by architecture, not by prompt.

Public services

Citizen-facing applications, digital counters, guidance portals. Active prohibitions protect your users without additional audits.

Regulated sectors

Finance, education, healthcare (outside clinical acts). Prohibition traceability is inscribed in the pipeline — not in a revisable internal policy.


What integration brings

Three immediate effects, inscribed in the SDK — not in an internal policy you have to maintain.

AI Act compliance by default

The 8 ELYSÉA prohibitions cover transparency requirements, anti-manipulation, and redirection in critical zones — inscribed in the pipeline, not in your terms of service.

Zero ethical configuration to maintain

Ethical constraints are in the SDK. Your technical teams do not implement or test them — they are non-deactivatable by construction.

Verifiable label for your users

The "Powered by ELYSÉA" label is linked in real time to the SDK access status. If access is revoked, the label disappears within 48h. It is an architectural proof, not a contractual mention.


AI Act Compliance

What the law requires.
What ELYSÉA inscribes in the pipeline.

The European AI regulation imposes legal obligations on AI providers in professional contexts. ELYSÉA covers these obligations by architecture — without configuration, without additional audit, non-modifiable after integration.

Art. 5 AI Act

Prohibition of manipulation

The AI Act prohibits AI systems that exploit biases or manipulate behaviour against user interests. ELYSÉA Prohibition P5: no oriented bias mechanism, no hidden persuasion — active at every call.

Art. 50 AI Act

Transparency & identification

AI systems in direct interaction must identify themselves as AI. ELYSÉA Prohibition P4: the AI never claims to be human, identifies itself as an AI pipeline at every relevant interaction — non-deactivatable by the builder.

AI Act § education

Prohibition of emotional evaluation

AI cannot evaluate emotional states in educational and professional contexts. The ELYSÉA Academy configuration blocks this capability via runtime posture — inscribed in the canon, non-configurable by the school.

GDPR + AI Act

Traceability & user rights

Every pipeline refusal is traced, timestamped, exportable. Your users can consult, export and delete their memory at any time — GDPR rights inscribed in the pipeline, not in a revisable internal policy.


What ELYSÉA never does

These prohibitions are in the pipeline — non-deactivatable by the application builder, non-negotiable by contract.


Frequently asked questions

Is ELYSÉA compatible with our existing practices?
Yes. ELYSÉA integrates into the technical pipeline — it does not modify your method, your interface, or your relationship with your users. The prohibitions apply downstream of your application logic.
Will your users see ELYSÉA?
Yes. The "Powered by ELYSÉA" label is mandatory for every integrator — linked in real time to the pipeline status, it cannot be removed without revoking SDK access. It is a guarantee for your users, not a presentation option.
How long does integration take?
SDK integration is documented and designed to be fast. Timelines depend on your stack. Full documentation is available at /en/sdk — start with the quickstart.

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