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AI Ethics: Algorithmic Determinism or Self-Determination? The GPDR Approach

Maria Milossi, Eugenia Alexandropoulou-Egyptiadou, Konstantinos E. Psannis · IEEE Access (2021)

Research Source

AI Ethics: Algorithmic Determinism or Self-Determination? The GPDR Approach
Maria Milossi, Eugenia Alexandropoulou-Egyptiadou, Konstantinos E. Psannis · IEEE Access · 2021 · Source: doaj

Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to systems designed by humans, interpreting the already collected data and deciding the best action to take, according to the pre-defined parameters, in order to achieve the given goal. Designing, trial and error while using AI, brought ethics to the center of the dialogue between tech giants, enterprises, academic institutions as well as policymakers.

Executive Summary

This research paper examines a critical privacy challenge related to KNOWLEDGE ASYMMETRY — the gap between what is known and what is practiced.

anonymize.solutions addresses this through 13 educational resources, 10 demo platforms, and MCP Server (7 tools) embedding PII awareness directly into developer workflows.

Root Cause: SD6 — KNOWLEDGE ASYMMETRY

The gap between what is known and what is practiced. Solutions exist in papers that practitioners never read. Attacks are documented that defenders never learn about. Rights exist that individuals never exercise.

Irreducible truth: Every other structural driver could theoretically be mitigated if knowledge were perfect and universally distributed. But knowledge is never perfect and never universal. This gap is the reason known solutions aren't applied, known attacks aren't defended against, and known rights aren't exercised.

The Solution: How anonymize.solutions Addresses This

Detection Capabilities

anonymize.solutions identifies 260+ entity types including SecureDrop URLs, Tor metadata, API keys in code, browser window dimensions. The dual-layer (regex + NLP) architecture uses 210+ custom pattern recognizers (246 patterns, 75+ country formats, checksum-validated) for structured identifiers and spaCy (25 languages) + Stanza (7 languages) + XLM-RoBERTa (16 languages) for contextual references.

Anonymization Methods

Redact is recommended for this pain point: anonymizing sensitive identifiers in code and documents before sharing prevents single-careless-moment OPSEC failures. Replace provides an alternative — substituting sensitive identifiers with anonymous placeholders prevents accidental credential exposure from commits. For scenarios requiring reversibility, Encrypt (AES-256-GCM) enables authorized recovery of original values.

Architecture & Deployment

The MCP Server (7 tools for Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code) embeds PII detection directly into developer workflows, enabling detection of sensitive data during code review and development.

Compliance Mapping

This pain point intersects with GDPR Article 32 security measures, EU Whistleblower Directive source protection.

anonymize.solutions’s GDPR, HIPAA, FERPA, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001 compliance coverage, combined with 100% EU (Hetzner Germany, ISO 27001) hosting, provides documented technical measures organizations can reference in their compliance documentation and regulatory submissions.

Product Specifications

SpecificationValue
Product Versionv1.6.12
Entity Types260+
Detection LayersDual-layer: 210+ regex recognizers + 3 NLP engines
Languages48 (spaCy 25, Stanza 7, XLM-RoBERTa 16)
Anonymization MethodsReplace, Redact, Mask, Hash (SHA-256), Encrypt (AES-256-GCM)
Deployment OptionsSaaS, Managed Private, Self-Managed (Docker/Air-Gapped)
Integration PointsREST API, MCP Server, Office Add-in, Desktop App, Chrome Extension
Hosting100% EU (Hetzner Germany, ISO 27001)
ComplianceGDPR, HIPAA, FERPA, PCI-DSS, ISO 27001
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