The rules this service runs under
ExploreWorldAI is an EU regulatory intelligence platform for companies, not a travel service.
Seven pages describe how ExploreWorldAI is governed, what data it takes in, how risk is scored and who supervises the result. This page is the way in to all of them.
Every statement is written against a named article or our own written routine. Nothing here claims an approval, certificate or audit from any authority.
Reviewed: 2026-08-08
The seven pages
Each page stands on its own and answers one question a buyer or an auditor asks first.
| Page | Rule | What it answers | Written for |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI Act statement | EU 2024/1689 | How the service is classified, what is disclosed to the reader, where the data comes from, and how a person stays in control of the outcome. | Procurement, legal, risk |
| GDPR statement | EU 2016/679 | Your rights, the legal basis per activity, the data categories, retention, transfers, breach reporting and the supervisory authorities. | Data protection officers, customers |
| EU governance | AI Act, GDPR | Risk handling, the incident process, model review, human oversight, the split of responsibility and who holds each compliance role. | Boards, enterprise buyers |
| EU regulations | Eight rulebooks | GDPR, the AI Act, NIS2, DSA, DMA, ePrivacy, PSD2 and the Package Travel Directive: what each covers and who supervises it. | Legal, compliance |
| National authorities | Supervision | Which authority covers what, their contact details, and when to write to them instead of to us. | Anyone with a complaint |
| Data protection processes | GDPR Art. 5, 25, 32 | Minimisation, retention per category, pseudonymisation, encryption and what is logged about every access. | Security review, DPO |
| EU risk models | AI Act Art. 9 | How risk is classified, how likelihood and impact become one level, the open risk register with owners, and the controls behind each level. | Risk owners, auditors |
- AI Act statement: How the service is classified, what is disclosed to the reader, where the data comes from, and how a person stays in control of the outcome.
- GDPR statement: Your rights, the legal basis per activity, the data categories, retention, transfers, breach reporting and the supervisory authorities.
- EU governance: Risk handling, the incident process, model review, human oversight, the split of responsibility and who holds each compliance role.
- EU regulations: GDPR, the AI Act, NIS2, DSA, DMA, ePrivacy, PSD2 and the Package Travel Directive: what each covers and who supervises it.
- National authorities: Which authority covers what, their contact details, and when to write to them instead of to us.
- Data protection processes: Minimisation, retention per category, pseudonymisation, encryption and what is logged about every access.
- EU risk models: How risk is classified, how likelihood and impact become one level, the open risk register with owners, and the controls behind each level.
Who answers for this
The same company facts appear on every page in this section.
- Operator
- Valkiv Ventures AB
- Reg. no.
- 556995-1311
- D-U-N-S
- 352720102
- Registered office
- Kungsgatan 8, 111 43 Stockholm, Sweden
- Hosting
- European Union
Related pages
ExploreWorldAI is operated by Valkiv Ventures AB (Reg. no. 556995-1311), Kungsgatan 8, 111 43 Stockholm, Sweden. EU-hosted, with data processing assessed against the GDPR. Contact: hello@exploreworldai.com.
Machine-readable summaries for AI agents: /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt.
