ClauseWatch Tool Flags Conflicting EU AI Act and GDPR Log Retention Rules

A developer has built ClauseWatch, an open-source agent that identifies unresolved conflicts between EU AI Act and GDPR data retention obligations. The EU AI Act requires providers and deployers to retain AI system logs for at least six months, while GDPR mandates that personal data be kept no longer than necessary — with no fixed timeframe. Because AI Act logs for biometric systems must record personal identifiers, the two instruments directly collide, creating a compliance gap neither law resolves. ClauseWatch models these obligations in structured content, surfacing each conflict alongside its binding status, cited provisions, and any recorded resolution. The tool runs without credentials, uses a public dataset, and is available on GitHub along with a live Sanity Studio interface.
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