AI Policy

Why this policy exists

Pixadoro Ltd. ("we", "us", "our"), the operator of kukie.io (the "Website") and the Kukie.io consent management platform (the "Service"), uses artificial intelligence as a drafting tool when producing written content. This page explains exactly where AI is and is not used, who reviews what, and who is responsible for it - in line with the transparency obligations of Regulation (EU) 2024/1689 (opens in a new tab) (the "EU AI Act").

How our content is created

Articles on our blog and in our Help Centre are typically drafted with the assistance of general-purpose AI tools (large language models), working from research briefs, primary sources such as regulator guidance and legal texts, and our own product documentation.

AI-assisted drafts go through a process of human review and editorial control before publication: our team verifies product statements against the actual behaviour of the Service and edits for accuracy and clarity. Pixadoro Ltd. holds editorial responsibility for everything published on this Website. If something we publish is wrong, that responsibility is ours - not the tool's.

Blog articles published on or after 2 August 2026 (the date the EU AI Act's transparency obligations began to apply) additionally carry a short AI disclosure note at the end of the article for visitors in the European Economic Area.

No AI system in the product

The Service itself does not contain an AI system within the meaning of the EU AI Act. The features that may look automated are deterministic, rule-based software:

• Cookie scanner - a headless browser that visits your pages and records the cookies and scripts it observes. It infers nothing; it reports what it sees.
• Cookie auto-categorisation - a fixed cascade of exact-name matching against a known-cookie database, human-written patterns, aggregated community votes, and static heuristics. No machine learning, no model, no probabilistic inference.
• Legal document generator - templates filled in from your wizard answers. The output is fully determined by your input.

Accordingly, Kukie.io is not a "provider" of an AI system or of a general-purpose AI model under the EU AI Act. Our only role under the Act is that of a "deployer" of third-party AI tools during content drafting, as described above.

The AI connector

Where your plan includes it, the Service offers an AI connector: a connection point that lets you link an AI app you already use, such as Claude or ChatGPT, to your Kukie.io account. It does not add an AI system to the Service. Kukie.io runs no AI model. The model belongs to the app you connect and to that app’s provider, and the connector only answers the app’s requests with your data and, if you allow it, makes changes it has previewed first.

You decide whether to connect an app, which organisation and sites it can see, and whether it may make changes. Every change needs a preview first, apps such as Claude and ChatGPT ask you before making one unless you set them to approve on their own, and every change except starting a scan is recorded and can be undone in your dashboard. Suggestions an app makes come from the app, not from Kukie.io, so check them before you act on them.

AI and your data

We do not send personal data processed by the Service (consent records, account data, scan results) to any AI provider for our own purposes, and the AI tools we use for drafting content never receive it. The one route to an AI provider is the AI connector: when you connect an app, that app receives the data it asks for on your behalf, as a recipient you chose and under its provider’s terms. Our Privacy Policy explains what the app can receive, and lists every sub-processor that receives personal data from us.

Corrections

If you believe anything we have published is inaccurate or out of date, please contact us. We review every report, correct confirmed errors, and update the affected article.