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Welcome to EuroLaw Hub

Founder & Executive Director — Altay Onur Åžener

 

As the Founder and Executive Director of EuroLaw Hub, I lead the platform’s vision to make EU law more accessible, understandable, and user-friendly through advanced AI-powered tools. I oversee strategy, product development and partnerships across Europe.

 

What We Do

We are a forward-thinking AI enterprise dedicated in the field of European Union law.

 

We simplify EU law through AI. Our platform delivers fast, clear, and structured insights, enabling users to navigate European legislation with confidence.

 

Our Mission

Enhance Access to European Law

Our mission is to harness the power of artificial intelligence to simplify and enhance legal processes surrounding EU law, making it more accessible and understandable for businesses, legal professionals, and individuals alike.

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With a focus on cutting-edge technology and user-friendly design, we aim to bridge the gap between complexity of EU law and practical needs of our users.

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Security & Data Protection

At EuroLaw Hub, we prioritise the security and confidentiality of your legal workflows. Our services are hosted on cloud infrastructure provided by vendors certified in ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II. We are committed to providing a secure, reliable and privacy-focused environment for legal professionals and teams working with sensitive EU law matters.

EU AI Act Compatibility Statement

1. Our Commitment to Trustworthy AI

EuroLaw Hub is committed to the ethical development and deployment of Artificial Intelligence. We align our operations with the EU AI Act, ensuring that our AI-enabled tools are transparent, explainable, and under human oversight. Our goal is to provide high-quality legal information while strictly protecting the fundamental rights of our users.

2. Classification of AI Systems

In accordance with the risk-based approach of the EU AI Act, the AI systems used on EuroLaw Hub are classified as follows:

  • Limited Risk (Transparency Obligations): Our interactive tools (e.g., legal research assistants and chatbots) and AI-generated content fall under Article 50. These require clear disclosure so users know they are interacting with or viewing AI-driven outputs.

  • Minimal Risk: Features such as search optimization, spam filters, and basic recommendation algorithms are considered minimal risk and are operated in line with our internal safety standards.

Note: EuroLaw Hub does not employ any "Prohibited AI Practices" (e.g., social scoring, emotion recognition in workplaces, or untargeted biometric scraping) as defined in Article 5 of the Act.

3. User Transparency & Disclosure

In compliance with Article 50, we provide the following disclosures:​

  • AI-Generated Content: Any long-form articles or summaries generated primarily by AI are clearly labeled with a "Generated by AI" tag.

  • Human-in-the-Loop: While AI assists in drafting, all core legal resources on EuroLaw Hub undergo human editorial review to ensure accuracy and professional responsibility.

4. Technical Documentation and Data Governance

We maintain rigorous internal documentation for our AI models, including:

  • Data Quality: We ensure training data for our legal models is representative and sourced from verified legislative and judicial databases.

  • Accuracy & Robustness: We regularly test our AI for "hallucinations" or technical errors to maintain the high standards required for legal information.

  • Cybersecurity: Our AI infrastructure is protected against adversarial attacks and data breaches.

5. AI Literacy (Article 4)

EuroLaw Hub invests in the AI literacy of its staff and users. We provide tooltips and guides throughout our platform to help you understand how our AI arrives at its outputs and how to use these tools effectively and safely.

6. Contact & Redress

If you have questions regarding our use of AI or believe an AI-generated output is inaccurate or biased, please contact us at: altay@eurolawhub.com

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