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The assistant is not a single page. It is a section with its own content pages: the method behind the answers, the sources they rest on, a system card under the AI Act, subject pages per regulation and a dedicated address for every question asked often.

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NovaCopilot · ExploreWorld Legal

European and Nordic law as verifiable data, with source, reading date and checksum on every row.

Publisher
NovaCopilot, ExploreWorld Legal
Corpus version
legal-2026-10-08
Read at
2026-08-31
Freshness
86/100

How the pages fit together

  • The assistant searches the register and quotes the row. Every quote leads on to the published node.
  • Subject pages take one regulation at a time: what it requires, which rows answer, and the way to the act.
  • Answer nodes give the most common questions their own address, so the same question always returns the same answer.
  • The method page and the source page account for how an answer is built and what it is built from.

What usage shows

  • Professional roles keep coming back: NovaCopilot is not a chatbot, it is a work tool.
  • Weekend traffic shows NovaCopilot is used in ongoing projects, not just tests.

The assistant

About the section

  • NovaCopilot, the whole section

    The assistant is not a single page. It is a section with its own content pages: the method behind the answers, the sources they rest on, a system card under the AI Act, subject pages per regulation and a dedicated address for every question asked often.

  • How NovaCopilot works

    NovaCopilot is not a language model. The question is parsed on your device, the register is ranked locally, and the answer is assembled from rows already published on the platform. The same question and the same build version always return the same answer.

  • The sources behind the answers

    The assistant searches only the platform's own register. Every layer has a published address, an official source and a read date, so an answer can always be traced back to the row it rests on.

  • Swedish law

    Swedish law is spread across statutes, preparatory works, court rulings and the regulations of public authorities. This page gathers the parts we re-read regularly, with an address, a reading date and a hash on every row, so a citation can be verified afterwards.

  • Norwegian law

    Norwegian law is spread across statutes on Lovdata, the responsibilities of the ministries and the practice of the supervisory authorities. This page gathers the parts we re-read regularly, with an address, a reading date and a hash on every row, so a citation can be verified afterwards.

For your professional role

  • For counsel in practice and in-house

    The assistant does not replace judgement. It shortens the way to the material judgement rests on: the right provision, the right ruling, quoted verbatim, with the address of a node you can cite.

  • For compliance and regulatory work

    Compliance stands or falls on traceability. Every row the assistant shows carries a reference, a source and a read date, so the material holds when the auditor, the board or the regulator asks where it came from.

  • For auditors and advisers

    Advice gets stronger when the client can read the source. The assistant brings up the requirement, shows who it reaches and gives a published address you can put in the email.

  • For procurement and purchasing

    A requirement you cannot check is not a requirement. The assistant brings up the regime behind it and shows what disclosure can actually be reviewed once the bids arrive.

  • For teams building AI

    The AI Act reaches the product, not the department. The assistant shows how the classification is built, which articles come with each class, and what a disclosure looks like when it has to hold up under review.

  • For procurement leads

    A purchase brings someone else's obligations with it. The assistant shows which rules reach the supplier, which article carries the requirement, and the address you can put in the contract instead of wording nobody can verify.

  • For the board

    The board answers for the company knowing which rules apply. The assistant gives the picture a decision should rest on: which regimes reach the business, when the requirements start to apply, and which published row supports each statement in the material.

  • For data protection officers

    Data protection work lives in the detail. The assistant goes straight to the article, shows the recitals that interpret it and the decisions that tested it, and every row carries an address you can cite in your own material.

  • For product managers

    Knowing beforehand is cheaper than rebuilding afterwards. The assistant shows which rules a proposed feature triggers, which role the company ends up in and when the requirement starts to apply, while the feature is still a description.

  • For auditors

    An audit is worth exactly as much as it can be verified. Every row here carries its source, its reading date and a hash, and sits at an address that stays put, so the next reviewer can follow the same trail without trusting us.

How you work with it

  • From question to citable material

    The answer is not the end point, it is the entrance. The workflow below is the same whether the question concerns a provision, a ruling or a duty under the AI Act.

  • How to verify an answer

    An answer you cannot check is worth no more than a guess. Four checks are enough, and all four can be done without an account.

  • The difference from an ordinary chatbot

    Both answer fluently and both sound confident. The difference shows the moment you have to check the answer, or when the answer does not exist.

  • Workflow: risk assessment

    You make the assessment. This is the route there: which questions to answer in which order, which surface answers at each step, and what the material must carry to survive review.

  • Workflow: supplier review

    A supplier will usually say they comply. This flow shows which rules actually reach the service, which role the supplier holds in them, and exactly what they should be able to show, article by article.

  • Workflow: incident

    In an incident, time is short and duties are several. The flow shows which notification duties may trigger at once, which article carries each, and where the deadline is written, so no duty is discovered after the clock has run out.

  • Workflow: annual report

    The regulatory section of the annual report is scrutinised harder every year. This flow turns it from claims into rows: which requirement governs each sentence, which article states it, and which address the reader can check.

Disclosure

EU rules and EU data

  • The EU data catalogue

    The catalogue gives away what makes us citable: 32 acts and 1 798 articles with address, identity, reading date, hash and a ready citation string. Four files under the same terms as the rest of the open layer, no key, no rate limit, never a payment demand. The article text itself is not included.

  • The AI Act in practice

    The regulation sorts systems by risk and puts the requirements on roles, not on companies. The same company can be a provider in one system and a deployer in another. This page goes through the roles, the requirements and the dates, and every row points at the article in the register.

  • Data protection in the EU

    Data protection rests on three questions that return in every audit: who decides the purpose, where does the data end up, and who supervises. This page goes through all three, with a path to the articles in the register.

  • Data and data governance in the EU

    The two acts treat the same matter from opposite ends: the Data Act decides who gets data out of a product or a service, the Data Governance Act organises sharing where data is not free. This page goes through the duties and the roles.

  • Cybersecurity in the EU

    Three regimes reach the same company from different directions. NIS2 addresses the entity, DORA the financial sector and its IT suppliers, the Cyber Resilience Act the product. This page separates them so the right duty lands on the right desk.

  • Sustainability in EU law

    The sustainability rules connect in three steps: the taxonomy defines what counts, reporting requires it to be disclosed, and due diligence requires something to be done about what is disclosed. This page takes the steps one at a time.

  • Digital services and digital markets

    The two acts split the work: the DSA is about what happens inside the service, the DMA about what happens in the market around it. This page goes through the duties on both sides and points at the articles in the register.

  • Copyright and AI in the EU

    Training on protected material is lawful in the EU under an exception, not without conditions. This page collects the three rules that settle the question: the text and data mining exception, the reservation a rightholder may make, and the obligations the AI Act places on anyone releasing a general-purpose model.

  • Product safety and liability

    When software becomes part of the product, liability moves with it. Three frameworks govern the question in the EU: the general product safety regulation, the machinery regulation for machines with control systems, and the revised product liability directive, which expressly counts software as a product.

  • Digital consumer protection

    Selling digital content or a digital service to consumers in the EU means meeting four layers: contract law in the digital content and sale of goods directives, the information duties of the consumer rights directive, the ban on unfair practices, and the specific design rules in the Digital Services Act.

  • Procuring AI

    A public body buying AI is usually a deployer under the AI Act, sometimes a provider. That difference decides the requirements. This page sets out what belongs in the tender, which clauses are commonly used, and which evidence can actually be checked.

  • Market surveillance and CE marking

    Rules mean little without someone testing them. The market surveillance regulation gives authorities their powers, notified bodies handle assessment in some cases, and the penalty rules decide what a failure costs. This page sets out the chain.

  • The timeline

    The hard part of EU law is rarely what applies, but when. Entry into force and application are two different things, and several acts arrive in stages. This page gathers the dates that drive planning and links to the act behind each line.

  • EU recitals as open data

    Recitals explain why an article reads the way it does, and they are cited daily in questions of interpretation. Here they sit as an open surface: every recital has a number, a heading, an address, a hash and a reading date, enough to cite correctly and to notice when something changed.

  • EU timelines as open data

    A requirement that does not apply yet is planned differently from one that applies today. This surface gives the dates: when each part of an act starts to apply, which article carries the date, and where it is published.

  • EU obligations as open data

    The same act places different duties on different roles. This surface makes that searchable: each row is one duty, tied to a role, an act and an article, with the address where the requirement is published.

Subject pages

  • GDPR in NovaCopilot

    The General Data Protection Regulation sits in the register at article level, next to the rulings and duties that point at the article.

  • AI Act in NovaCopilot

    The AI Act sits in the register article by article, with the risk classification and the duties that follow from the role.

  • NIS2 in NovaCopilot

    NIS2 sits in the register with the articles, the duties and the national implementation map in one search.

  • CSRD in NovaCopilot

    The sustainability reporting directive sits in the register together with the ESG layer, so scope and content are searched in one pass.

  • DORA in NovaCopilot

    DORA sits in the register at article level together with the finance glossary, so the term and the duty stay connected.

  • Case law in NovaCopilot

    Three case law registers in one search: Swedish rulings, Court of Justice judgments and US rulings.

Questions with their own answer

The NovaCopilot models

The decision model

In: A role, a legal act and the situation in plain words.

Out: The obligations that reach the role, the article behind them and what remains.

When: When the question is whether a requirement applies to you, and why.

The difference model

In: A checksum already used and the date of the last reading.

Out: What changed since then: checksum, reading date, passed deadline and rows to revisit.

When: When earlier work is reused and has to be checked first.

The obligation model

In: A legal act or an article, with or without a role filter.

Out: The obligation in the register's wording, the role it reaches, canonical address and reading date.

When: When the answer has to be citable article by article.

Example for an agent

curl -s "https://legal.exploreworldai.com/novacopilot/oversikt?format=agent"
  • canonical, the address to cite
  • node_hash, the checksum for the next comparison
  • corpus_version, the corpus version that answered
  • freshness.read_at, the reading date of the row
  • freshness.next_check, when a new check is reasonable
  • citation.string, the finished citation
  • agent.receipt, the receipt of the call, without a key

Metadata

Canonical address
https://legal.exploreworldai.com/novacopilot/oversikt
Layer
index
Read at
2026-08-31
Freshness
86/100
Checksum
9f8f24e8fe6086f5
Corpus version
legal-2026-10-08
Next check
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License
https://legal.exploreworldai.com/revision

How to cite this page

NovaCopilot (ExploreWorld Legal, Valkiv Ventures AB), https://legal.exploreworldai.com/novacopilot/oversikt, read 2026-08-31, checksum 9f8f24e8fe6086f5, corpus version legal-2026-10-08, license https://legal.exploreworldai.com/revision

Owner
Valkiv Ventures AB
License
https://legal.exploreworldai.com/revision
Checksum
9f8f24e8fe6086f5
Fingerprint
ewai:eu:bed2b1
Terms
Use, cite, index and cache. The register as such is not resold.

Source registers

The same material as registers, with read date and source on every row.

FAQ

Can the assistant answer questions about its own pages?
Yes. Every page in the section sits in the same index as the register, so a question about the method, the sources or the system card gets the same source-bound answer as a question about an act.
Is the section available in more than one language?
Every page in the section is published in Swedish, English, Norwegian and German, with hreflang between them.

Next step

Three ways to put the register to work in your own practice.

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