Terms and conditions

This is a draft version. The terms will be established before the start of the paid service.

1. Who are we?

aiacta.eu is a service of Point2Create BV, KvK 63324547. These terms apply to any use of the website and the service.

2. What we provide — and what we don't

We provide general information about the AI Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, with reference to the official text. This is explicitly not legal advice: no advisory relationship is created, we do not assess your situation and we make no guarantee that you will comply with the regulation using our information.

You make decisions about your own compliance yourself, if necessary with a lawyer or in consultation with the competent supervisory authority.

3. Due diligence and errors

We strive to present information accurately, up-to-date and with source attribution, and we review every text before publication. However, legislation and its interpretation change; completeness or accuracy cannot therefore be guaranteed. If you spot an error, please report it — we will update the text or take it offline.

4. Subscription and payment

The subscription runs monthly or annually and can be cancelled at the end of the term. All prices are exclusive of VAT. For business customers outside the Netherlands with a valid VAT identification number, VAT will be reversed.

5. Use of content

The texts on this platform are protected by copyright. Automated and large-scale copying (scraping) or commercial reuse is not permitted without written permission. The underlying statutory texts are public and remain freely accessible via EUR-Lex.

6. Liability

We are not liable for damage arising from decisions you make based on the information, nor for indirect damage or circumstances beyond our reasonable control. Nothing in these terms limits liability that cannot be excluded under mandatory law, including liability for intent or recklessness.

7. Applicable law

Dutch law applies to these terms. If you have a complaint, please let us know first via office@aiacta.eu; if we cannot resolve it together, you can contact the competent Dutch court.

Questions about this text? office@aiacta.eu