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Your AI requests carry your reasoning — your strategy, your secrets, your next move. Where they’re processed decides who can compel them. Here’s what’s inside a prompt, and who can read it.
Compellable under the US CLOUD Act & FISA 702 — retained, subpoenable, and potentially used for training. Often under a gag order you’ll never see.
Four steps from a helpful prompt to a sovereignty incident.
Prompts and chain-of-thought encode how your organisation thinks — not just facts, but strategy, doubts and direction.
Sent to a US-hosted model, your reasoning sits on infrastructure under US law, regardless of an EU region toggle.
The CLOUD Act and FISA 702 let authorities demand it — without notifying you, often under a gag order. No DPA overrides statute.
Once disclosed, retained or trained on, a thought can’t be clawed back. The damage is to a moat you didn’t know you were leaking.
| A US-hosted model | Stav | |
|---|---|---|
| Jurisdiction | Your reasoning sits under foreign jurisdiction. | Inference under European jurisdiction by default. |
| Compulsion | Compellable without your knowledge. | Full provenance + audit on every request. |
| Region toggles | “EU region” doesn’t change the controlling law. |
Point your SDK at Stav and your thinking stops crossing the Atlantic. One line to migrate.
| Cost | One bill, one model — overpaying for easy tasks. | Cost-aware routing — frontier only when earned. |