LEGAL - Coventrion | Transfer a Human Brain to an Artificial Intelligence

In no event shall the owners of this website be liable for any damages of any kind, including, but not limited to, loss of use or loss of data arising out of or in any way connected with the use of this website and/or the use of Coventrion

By using this website, you agree to the collection and use of information in accordance with this policy. Your privacy is important to us. This privacy policy outlines the types of personal information we collect, how it is used, and how we protect it

We collect information that your browser sends whenever you visit our website ("Log Data"). This Log Data may include information such as your computer's Internet Protocol ("IP") address, browser type, browser version, the pages of our website that you visit, the time and date of your visit, the time spent on those pages and other statistics

When visiting any website, information may be stored in or retrieved from your browser, mainly in the form of cookies. This information may be about you, your preferences or your device and are used mainly to operate the website according to your expectations. Information does not normally identify you directly, but may provide a more personalised website experience. As required by regulations covering the protection of personal data you may decide not to allow some types of cookies. However, please note that blocking some types of cookies may impact your website experience and the range of services we can offer.

Technical Cookies

Technical Cookies allow us to improve the navigation of the Data Subjects and to provide them with all the services offered by the Website. Namely, the Website uses “session” technical cookies and Persistent cookies, Proprietary cookies and Third Party cookies.

Analytical Cookies

Analytics Cookies allow us to analyse the way of the Data Subjects to browse the Site in order to help us to improve their browsing experience.

Profiling Cookies

Profiling Cookies allow us to analyse the way the Data Subjects navigate the Website, their habits, their purchases and their behaviour in order to propose commercial communications in line with their preferences.

Functional Cookies

These cookies enable the website to provide enhanced functionality and personalisation. They may be set by us or by third party providers whose services we have added to our pages. If you do not allow these cookies then some or all of these services may not function properly.

COOKIE POLICY

www.coventrion.com as Data Controller informs users, in accordance with EU Regulation 679/2016 (hereinafter "GDPR") and the applicable data protection regulation, including national laws, (hereinafter "Privacy Regulation"), that personal data (hereinafter, "Data") relating to users of the Website (hereinafter, "Data Subjects") and collected through cookies (hereinafter, "Cookies") will be processed in the manner and for the purposes set out in this information notice.

   www.coventrion.com is the Controller of the processing of Data collected through Cookies through this Website.

   

Cookie List

Cookies are small text files that are saved on the electronic device (PC, tablet, etc.) of the Data Subjects while browsing a website and which provide specific information. Cookies are then sent back to the original website during each subsequent browsing or are sent to a different website that is able to recognize that specific cookie. Cookies act as a memory for a website, allowing the website to recognize the device of the Data Subjects on each subsequent visit to that same website. Cookies also allow to store the navigation preferences of the Data Subject, offering the latter a more functional experience of the Website and making the content of the Website as customized as possible. Cookies can be technical, analytics and profiling:

Technical Cookies

Technical Cookies allow us to improve the navigation of the Data Subjects and to provide them with all the services offered by the Website. Namely, the Website uses “session” technical cookies and Persistent cookies, Proprietary cookies and Third Party cookies.

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Analytical Cookies

Analytics Cookies allow us to analyse the way of the Data Subjects to browse the Site in order to help us to improve their browsing experience.

The Technical Cookies applied by our Site are used to allow the Data Subjects to navigate and to use the services of the Website. The collection of Data through these Cookies is based on the legitimate interest of the Data Controller in the correct functioning of the Website.

Analytics Cookies are used to analyse and monitor the way Data Subjects use the Website (e.g. number of accesses and page views), for statistical purposes and to allow us to make improvements to the Website in terms of functioning and navigation.

Profiling Cookies are used to analyse the online behaviour of Data Subjects in order to offer them targeted advertising according to their preferences.

The provision of Data by means of Cookies, with the exception of those collected by means of technical Cookies, takes place when the Data Subjects select the "OK" button from the banner or continue to navigate the Website, thereby agreeing to the installation of the Cookies contained on the Website. In the event of deactivation of the Analytics or Profiling Cookies, according to the procedures described in paragraph 7, the Data Subjects will still be able to browse the Website, but www.coventrion.com will not be able to install Cookies for the purposes of analysis or for the forwarding of advertising, including customized advertising.

Data Subjects may authorize the use of Cookies by clicking on the “OK” button directly from the Banner, or by continuing the Website navigation.

Data Subjects can refuse the use of Cookies by managing their preferences for each Cookie through the specific link within this cookie policy.

Data Subjects may not authorize the use of Cookies or deactivate them at any time or also by manually changing the configuration of their browser and by following the instructions contained in the Cookie Manager's policies.

The Data Subjects may exercise, in relation to the processing of the Data collected through Cookies, the rights provided for by GDPR (articles 15-21), including:

   the right to receive confirmation of the existence of the Data and to have access to their content (access rights);

   the right to update, modify and/or rectify the Data (right of rectification);

   the right to request the deletion or limitation of processing of the Data processed in violation of the law, including those that do not need to be stored in relation to the purposes for which the Data has been collected or otherwise processed (right to be forgotten and right to limitation);

   the right to oppose the processing (right of opposition);

   the right to revoke the consent, if given, without prejudice to the lawfulness of the processing based on the consent given before the revocation;

   the right to lodge a complaint to the Supervisory Authority in the event of a breach of data protection regulations;

   the right to receive a copy of the Data in electronic format that relate to the Data Subject provided for in the context of the processing activities and to request that such Data is transmitted to another Data Controller (right to data portability).

This Cookie Policy may be subject to modifications over time and we therefore suggest that the visitor consults this page periodically. For this purpose, this information notice highlights the date of update.

Last update: 22/05/2026

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LEGAL NOTES

This web site (from now on the Site) is managed by www.coventrion.com On accessing this Site and looking through the material contained in the subsequent web pages, the user accepts the conditions that follow as well as all the questions arising from and inherent to the contents.

All the distinguishing signs (denominating and figurative trademarks, logos, slogans, etc.) indicated and used in this Site belong exclusively to www.coventrion.com Any reproduction whatsoever by the public is totally forbidden and the use of any of these distinguishing signs is completely forbidden.

All the material published as information in this Site (we mention but a few merely as an example and indeed this is not an exhaustive list, texts, still or moving images, graphics, photographs, data banks, relevant documentation, etc.), as well as how the contents are presented and created, are exclusively the property of www.coventrion.com and are protected by International law on issues of intellectual and industrial property.

It is understood that each and every reference made to products or services in this Site, does not imply a sales or supply offer, and the images relevant to the products as well as the way in which these are presented within this Site, are only for illustration purposes. www.coventrion.com authorizes the viewing and consultation of the material available in this Site for personal use only, any reproduction, even if only partial, of this material not for domestic use or for personal information is strictly forbidden. No reproduction of this Site nor any part of it can therefore be sold, distributed or used for commercial purposes, altered or included in any other job or publication in any way whatsoever. www.coventrion.com reserves the right to prosecute any unauthorized use or infringement of the law, in any court of law whether it be in any civil or penal proceedings.

The eventual possibility of accessing web sites managed by a third party through a hyper textual “Link” from this Site, does not involve any sharing or judgment by  www.coventrion.com of the relevant content. These websites that are accessible through link are not subject to control by www.coventrion.com and therefore it does not take any responsibility for their content or possible changes or updating nor any eventual links contained in the site. Access to these sites and the relevant contents shall be governed by the conditions of use of the different sites.

 www.coventrion.com cannot be held responsible in any way for damage arising from the use of this Site, including Coventrion Artificial Intelligence including for example hardware (your computer) damages, damage caused by mistake, inaccuracy, interruptions, defects, cancellations, loss of data, unauthorized access, viruses, or any other losses.

PRIVACY POLICY

The following Data are processed:

Browsing data:

such as IP addresses or domain names of computers used by users who connect to the Website, URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) addresses of requested resources, the transmission of which is implicit in the use of Internet communication protocols. This information is not collected to be associated with data subjects, but by its very nature could, through processing and association with data held by third parties, allow users to be identified. These data are used only to obtain anonymous statistical information on the use of the Website and to check its correct functioning and are deleted immediately after processing. The data could be used to ascertain responsibility in case of hypothetical computer crimes against the Website: to this effect, the data on web contacts could be kept in accordance with and limited to this purpose. Starting from the IP address and the domain name of the computers used, it will be possible, limited to the purpose of ascertaining responsibility, to trace back further identification data of the user (in particular, name, surname, e-mail address);

Data voluntarily supplied by the user:

such as identification data, like name, surname, e-mail; any other data supplied, for example, when registering on the Website in the special section, or when filling in any data collection forms on the Website;

Cookies:

for information on the cookies present on the www.coventrion.com Website, please refer to the Cookie Policy

The protection of the safety and privacy of minors is very important to us. By filling out any data collection forms on the Website, the Data Subject confirms that he/she is 18 years of age or, in any case, that he/she is not younger than the age indicated by the legislation of the country of residence that provides for other age limits.

Personal data provided by Data Subjects through the www.coventrion.com Website are collected and processed for the following purposes and legal bases:

A. without prior consent for the purposes of the service and, in particular, to:

   1. The use of the Website and any technical assistance;

   The management of a contact request by the Data Subject;

2. the fulfillment by the Data Controller of legal obligations, such as:

   Compliance with the obligations provided for by laws, regulations or national and European legislation or imposed by the competent authorities;

3. the pursuit of a legitimate interest of the Data Controller:

   the management and maintenance of the Website: the interest of the Data Controller relates to the general interest of a company in guaranteeing business operations, also through the operation of the Website, and possible improvements in the service offered;

   to carry out statistics - carried out by means of the analytical cookies described in the Cookie Policy of the Website, to which reference should be made - aimed at optimising and improving website navigation without identifying the user: the Data Controller's interest lies in the general interest of a company to get acquainted with any critical points or suggestions for improving company operations;

   preventing or detecting fraudulent activities or abuses harmful to the Website, as well as exercising the rights of the Data Controller in court and manage the litigation: the interest of the Data Controller refers to the general, real and current interest not to suffer damages as a result of illegal conduct of others, as well as the right of action  and, as such, is socially recognized as prevailing over the interests of the data subjects;

   the sending to the data subject, when already our customer, of commercial communications relating to services and products of the Data Controller similar to those you have already used; the interest of the Data Controller refers to the general interest of a company to promote its services and is considered legitimate because it is in line with the reasonable expectations of the data subjects, taking into account the relationship between them and the Data Controller itself. Each e-mail sent will allow the data subjects, by clicking on the appropriate link, to refuse further sending.

B. Only by prior consent to:

1. Profiling purposes, namely:

To analyse the Data collected, including by automated means, and use it to process, communicate and allow Data Subject to take advantage of services, initiatives and personalised offers designed according to Data Subject's interests, habits and propensity to consume. The Data Controller may also use the data of the Data Subject to create "clusters" (homogeneous groups made up of profiles that present a degree of correlation) depending on the habits and propensities of consumption in order to develop targeted digital campaigns in line with the preferences of individual users.The Data Controller may analyse the Data also to carry out surveys. To this end, we can also use dedicated automated software (e.g. CRM);

The provision of Data with respect to the purposes referred to in paragraph A) is mandatory and any refusal will make it impossible for www.coventrion.com to carry out the contractual obligations undertaken and the execution of legal obligations, or to respond to your requests. As regards the purposes referred to in letter B) the provision of personal data is optional and their use is conditional on the release of an explicit consent by the Data Subject. Any refusal to grant consent has no effect other than that of not being able to inform the interested parties about initiatives of www.coventrion.com that might interest them and of not being able to proceed with the analysis of their purchasing habits and preferences.

The processing of Data Subjects is carried out - with electronic modalities - by means of the operations of collection, registration, updating, organization, conservation, consultation, elaboration, modification, selection, extraction, comparison, use, interconnection, blocking, cancellation and destruction of the Data. Data will be processed by www.coventrion.com and its employees using computer systems (as well as manual means) in accordance with the principles of fairness, loyalty and transparency provided for by the applicable legislation on personal data protection and protecting the confidentiality of the Data Subject and his/her rights through the adoption of appropriate technical and organizational measures to ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk. Specific security measures are observed to prevent data loss, illegal or incorrect use and unauthorized access.

With reference to the purposes set forth in points A) of par. 5 (Purposes of the processing), Data will be processed for the entire duration of the relationship in order to achieve the aforementioned purposes. Data functional to the fulfilment of eventual legal obligations will be stored also afterwards, in compliance with such obligations and in accordance with the retention periods provided for by the applicable regulations from time to time.

Data processing is carried out by www.coventrion.com internal staff appointed for this purpose as Data Processor or person in charge of processing. The Data collected for the execution of the above-mentioned purposes will also be processed by third parties appointed for this purpose as external Data Processors, or, as the case may be, communicated to the same as independent Data Controllers, and namely to:

Companies, bodies, associations that perform services related and instrumental to allow the navigation on the Website by the Data Subject, maintenance of computer systems. Name, email address, order history, IP address, payment information, transaction information, Website usage information.

Furthermore, the Data may be made accessible, communicated and transferred to Public Bodies, Judicial Authorities, Police Bodies, who will process Data as independent controllers in order to follow up on requests for verification or where expressly provided for by law.

www.coventrion.com may transfer Data outside the European Union. To this end, in accordance with privacy regulations, www.coventrion.com assesses the impact of data transfers and adopts, if applicable, the most appropriate safeguards (for example, adequacy decisions or Standard Contractual Clauses). For information on the transfer of personal data collected by means of cookies, including those of third parties, please refer to Cookie Policy.

Data Subjects may exercise, in relation to the data processing described therein, the rights provided for by the European Regulation (Articles 15-21), including the right:

   To receive confirmation of the existence of their personal data and access to their content (rights of access);

   To update, modify and/or correct your personal data (right of rectification);

   To request the deletion or limitation of data processed in violation of the law, including data whose retention is unnecessary for the purposes for which the data were collected or otherwise processed (right to be forgotten and right to limitation);

   To object the processing of personal data (right to object);

   To withdraw consent, where given, without prejudice to the lawfulness of the processing based on the consent given before withdrawal;

   To lodge a complaint with the Supervisory Authority in the event of breach of personal data protection regulations;

   To receive a copy of the personal data provided to www.coventrion.com in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format, and request that such data be transmitted to another data controller (right to data portability).

Consistent with applicable laws and further to our commitment to honor the trust you place in us regarding your information, you have certain rights in relation to our processing of your personal information. These rights are explained below along with the applicable processes you may follow to exercise your rights. We will not discriminate against you for exercising any of your applicable privacy rights.

Accessing, Correcting, and Deleting Personal Information

   Access to Your Personal Information: You have the right to confirm whether or not we have collected or otherwise process personal information about you and to request a copy of the personal information we collect about you, which we will provide back to you in electronic form.

   Data Correction: You have the right to request we correct factually incomplete or inaccurate personal information that we process about you.

   Deletion of Personal Information: You have the right to request that we delete personal information that we process about you, except under certain circumstances (i.e. if we need to retain such personal information in order to fulfill an order or a contract, comply with a legal obligation or to establish, exercise or defend legal claims).

   Process to Submit an Access, Deletion or Correction Request: You may submit an access, deletion, or correction request directly or through an Authorized Agent as follows:

1. Directly by You.

   

2. Authorized Agent: If you designate an authorized agent to submit a request on your behalf, you must (1) complete and sign a power of attorney or written authorization and (2) have the authorized agent attach the signed documents when they submit a request on your behalf.

For your own privacy and security, and in our discretion, we may require you to verify your identity before providing copies of your personal information, deleting or correcting the requested information. Additionally, we will only provide a copy of your personal information to you, even where you utilize an Authorized Agent to submit the request.

Managing Communications

Please note we may still contact you via direct mail in connection with your account, relationship, activities, transactions and communications with us.

   Text Messages (SMS or MMS): Please note that www.coventrion.com will not carry out any activity via SMS or MMS.

Additional Specific Privacy Rights

Browser Do-Not-Track Signals

Some web browsers and devices permit you to broadcast a preference that you not be “tracked” online. At this time, we do not modify your experience based on whether such a signal is broadcast. To learn more about browser tracking signals and “Do Not Track,” please visit http://allaboutdnt.org.

This Privacy Policy may be modified over time and we therefore invite users to periodically consult this page. To this end, the policy highlights the date of update.

Version of 22.05.2026

PRIVACY NOTICE - Art. 13 Regulation EU 679/2016

DEFINITIONS

“Processing” of personal data means any operation or set of operations which is performed on personal data or on sets of personal data, whether or not by automated means, such as: collection, recording, organisation, structuring, storage, adaptation or alteration, retrieval, consultation, use, disclosure by transmission, dissemination or otherwise making available, alignment or combination, restriction, erasure or destruction.

“Personal data” means any information relating to an identified or identifiable natural person or sole proprietorship ('data subjects', in this case, refers to the supplier/consultant and its personnel); an identifiable natural person or sole proprietorship is one who can be identified, directly or indirectly, in particular by reference to other information such as a personal identification number, an online identifier. etc..

“Data Controller” means the natural or legal person, public authority, agency or other body which, alone or jointly with others, determines the purposes and means of the processing of personal data (in this case, www.coventrion.com).

1. THE DATA CONTROLLER

The Data Controller is www.coventrion.com.

2.PURPOSES OF THE PROCESSING

   to define and perform contractual terms and conditions, execute the agreement obligations, manage the services requested, bill the performance and manage administrative and accounting activities;

   for compliance with a legal obligation, according to the national and European legislation and to safeguard www.coventrion.com rights.

3. NATURE OF SUBMISSION OF DATA

Providing data in order to follow the above purposes is strictly necessary and any refusal will prevent www.coventrion.com from fulfilling the undertaken contractual commitments as well as performing the legal obligations.

4. METHODS OF PROCESSING

Personal data shall be processed, by www.coventrion.com and its Authorized Persons, using both electronic and non-electronic systems. Personal data will be processed fairly, lawfully and transparently, in accordance with the Regulation, also ensuring the confidentiality of the Data Subjects’ information and their rights through the adoption of suitable technical and organizational security measures information to guarantee an appropriate level of security. Specific security measures are adopted to prevent data loss, illicit or incorrect use and unauthorized access.

5. DATA RETENTION

Personal data shall be processed and stored, during the contractual relationship, for as long as required to fulfil the purposes for which it was collected. Personal data may be retained for longer periods for compliance with legal obligations, including civil, tax and accounting requirements. The data, in compliance with the aforementioned regulations, will be kept for 10 years plus 1 from the execution date of the document.

6. LEGAL BASIS

The legal basis of personal data processing is the performance of a contract between the supplier/consultant and www.coventrion.com as well as the compliance with legal obligations.

7. COMMUNICATION AND TRANSFER OF DATA

The processing of Data Subjects’ personal data is carried out by internal subjects of the www.coventrion.com appointed for this purpose as Data Managers or Authorized Persons to process the personal data.

Personal data will be disclosed to third parties for the execution of the contractual relationship with www.coventrion.com, appointed as external Data Processors, as well as independent Data Controllers and for the fulfilment of regulatory obligations.

In particular, Data Subjects’ personal data will be disclosed to:

   subjects, companies or professional firms, which provide assistance, consultancy or collaboration to www.coventrion.com in accounting, administrative, legal, tax and financial activities;

   

   Public entities to whom the data must be provided to comply with legal obligations, any Authority that would legitimately request it, Public Administrations for the performance of the institutional functions within the limits established by law or regulations.

Some of the subjects to whom the data are disclosed, could be established in countries outside the European Union ("EU"). In some cases, the third countries are deemed appropriate based on a decision by the European Commission; in other cases, www.coventrion.com ensures the existence of adequate guarantees for the transfer on the basis of contractual clauses between www.coventrion.com and the recipient of personal data in the third country. In any case, www.coventrion.com undertakes to guarantee adequate levels of protection according to the applicable rules, including the provision of technical and organizational security measures.

8. RIGHTS OF THE DATA SUBJECTS

About processing of personal data, the Data Subject can exercise the rights of the Regulation (Art. 15-21), including:

   to obtain from the Data Controller confirmation as to whether or not personal data concerning him or her are being processed, and, where that is the case, access to the personal data (right of access)

   to update, amend and/or rectify inaccurate personal data concerning him or her (right to rectification);

   to obtain from the Data Controller the deletion or restriction of processing of personal data concerning him or her when it violates the law, including when the personal data are no longer necessary, in relation to the purposes for which they were collected or otherwise processed (right to be forgotten and right to restriction of processing);

   to object to processing of personal data (right to object)

   to receive an electronic copy of data regarding and ask that said data be transmitted to another data controller (right of data portability).

   to withdraw consent at any time, without affecting the lawfulness of processing based on consent before its withdrawal;

   to lodge a complaint with the Supervisory Authority in case of violation of Data protection law.

9. PRIVACY NOTICE MODIFICATIONS

The eventual entry into force of new sector regulations, as well as the potential update of the services, could entail the need to modify the methods of processing the Data Subjects’ personal data. It is therefore possible that this privacy notice may be subject to changes over time. Such changes will be communicated to the Data Subjects using the supplier/consultant’s contact details.

1. resell, rent, sublicense, distribute, publish, or make the model available to third parties;
2. remove copyright, licence, security, or ownership notices;
3. reverse engineer, decompile, or attempt to extract protected source code or model components, except where mandatory law allows it;
4. use the product to build, train, or improve a competing model or service, unless expressly permitted in writing;
5. use the product for illegal, harmful, abusive, deceptive, or unauthorised purposes;
6. use the product in high-risk, safety-critical, medical, legal, financial, employment, biometric, law-enforcement, or regulated decision-making contexts unless the product page expressly permits such use and you comply with all applicable laws.

I expressly consent to immediate access to the digital content/service before the end of the 14-day withdrawal period and acknowledge that I will lose my right of withdrawal once access or delivery begins.

1. you are legally entitled to one;
2. we cannot provide the purchased product;
3. the product is materially defective and we cannot repair, replace, or otherwise remedy it within a reasonable time;
4. we approve a refund at our discretion.

1. Coventrion may produce incorrect, incomplete, misleading, outdated, biased, offensive, unsafe, or unsuitable answers.
2. Coventrion may present incorrect information as if it were true.
3. Coventrion may misunderstand your prompt or context.
4. Coventrion may generate different answers to similar questions.
5. Coventrion may not identify all risks, legal requirements, technical issues, or factual errors.
6. You are solely responsible for checking, verifying, testing, and validating all outputs before relying on them.

1. the prompts, data, files, instructions, and content you submit;
2. the way you use Coventrion;
3. reviewing and verifying outputs;
4. deciding whether outputs are appropriate for your use case;
5. complying with all laws, regulations, industry rules, and third-party rights that apply to you;
6. ensuring that your use of Coventrion does not harm any person, organisation, system, or property.

1. break the law or assist illegal activity;
2. harm, exploit, harass, threaten, defame, or discriminate against any person;
3. generate malware, phishing, scams, spam, or cyber abuse;
4. violate privacy, data protection, intellectual property, or confidentiality rights;
5. impersonate another person or misrepresent AI-generated content as human-generated where disclosure is legally or ethically required;
6. make automated decisions that produce legal, financial, employment, educational, housing, healthcare, insurance, credit, or similarly significant effects on people without proper human review and legal compliance;
7. use Coventrion in weapons, surveillance abuse, biometric identification, social scoring, manipulation, or other high-risk or prohibited AI use cases;
8. use Coventrion in safety-critical systems, emergency services, medical diagnosis, aviation, transport control, energy infrastructure, or similar critical environments without our prior written consent and appropriate safeguards;
9. reverse engineer, copy, extract, scrape, attack, overload, or interfere with Coventrion or its systems;
10. resell, sublicense, distribute, or provide access to Coventrion unless expressly allowed by us in writing.

1. you breach these Terms;
2. payment fails or a chargeback is made;
3. we suspect fraud, abuse, security risk, or unlawful activity;
4. your use creates legal, technical, reputational, or operational risk;
5. we are required to do so by law, court order, regulator, payment provider, or service provider.

1. Coventrion outputs will be correct, complete, lawful, safe, or useful;
2. Coventrion will meet your requirements;
3. Coventrion will be uninterrupted, secure, or error-free;
4. defects will be corrected;
5. outputs will not infringe third-party rights;
6. Coventrion will be suitable for regulated, high-risk, professional, or commercial use.

1. your use of Coventrion;
2. your prompts, content, data, or instructions;
3. your reliance on or use of outputs;
4. your breach of these Terms;
5. your violation of law or third-party rights.

1. high CPU usage;
2. high GPU usage;
3. high VRAM or RAM usage;
4. increased power consumption;
5. increased heat generation;
6. fan noise;
7. thermal throttling;
8. battery drain;
9. reduced system responsiveness;
10. application crashes;
11. operating-system instability;
12. storage use and temporary-file creation;
13. slower performance of other applications.

1. your device meets the minimum and recommended system requirements;
2. your device has adequate cooling;
3. your GPU, CPU, RAM, VRAM, and storage are in good working condition;
4. your operating system and drivers are up to date;
5. your device is not overheating, unstable, damaged, overclocked unsafely, or already under excessive load;
6. you have backed up important files before running resource-intensive software;
7. you monitor temperature, fan behaviour, memory usage, and system stability while using Coventrion.

1. CPU;
2. GPU;
3. VRAM;
4. RAM;
5. motherboard;
6. power supply;
7. battery;
8. cooling fans;
9. storage drives;
10. operating system;
11. drivers;
12. peripherals;
13. firmware;
14. files or data;
15. system stability;
16. network or internet connection;
17. anything else inside your computer or connected to your computer.

1. excessive heat;
2. unusual fan noise;
3. burning smell;
4. system freezes;
5. graphical glitches;
6. repeated crashes;
7. sudden shutdowns;
8. battery swelling;
9. power instability;
10. hardware warning messages;
11. abnormal performance degradation.

Last updated on May 22th, 2026

Last updated: 22.05.2026

This EU AI Act and AI Transparency Notice applies to Coventrion, the artificial intelligence reasoning model and related software made available through www.coventrion.com.

This Notice is intended to inform users, customers, developers, businesses, and other deployers about the nature, intended purpose, limitations, and permitted use of Coventrion.

1. You are interacting with artificial intelligence

Coventrion is an artificial intelligence system. It generates text, reasoning, answers, explanations, suggestions, and other outputs automatically in response to user prompts.

Coventrion is not a human being, human expert, lawyer, doctor, accountant, financial adviser, engineer, safety officer, public authority, or regulated professional.

Because Coventrion is an AI system, its outputs may be incorrect, incomplete, outdated, misleading, biased, inappropriate, or unsuitable for your intended purpose.

2. Intended purpose of Coventrion

Coventrion is intended to be used as a general-purpose AI reasoning assistant for lawful informational, educational, drafting, brainstorming, coding-support, and productivity-related tasks.

Coventrion is not designed, marketed, certified, or approved for use as a high-risk AI system under the EU AI Act.

Unless expressly agreed in writing, Coventrion must not be used as:

3. No certification as a high-risk AI system

Coventrion has not been conformity-assessed, certified, or approved as a high-risk AI system under the EU AI Act.

Coventrion is not supplied with a CE marking for high-risk AI-system compliance unless this is expressly stated in a separate written agreement.

Customers and deployers are responsible for determining whether their specific use of Coventrion is classified as prohibited, high-risk, limited-risk, or minimal-risk under the EU AI Act or any other applicable law.

4. Human review is required

You must not rely on Coventrion outputs without human review.

You are responsible for:

Coventrion outputs should not be used as the sole basis for important decisions.

5. No responsibility for AI-generated outputs

To the fullest extent permitted by law, www.coventrion.com and Coventrion, do not accept responsibility or liability for outputs generated by Coventrion.

This includes responsibility for incorrect answers, hallucinations, biased content, unsafe suggestions, legal or medical errors, financial errors, technical errors, code errors, business losses, user decisions, or third-party actions based on Coventrion outputs.

Users and customers remain fully responsible for how they use, publish, rely on, modify, distribute, or integrate any Coventrion output.

Nothing in this Notice excludes liability where exclusion is not permitted by law, including mandatory consumer rights, fraud, intentional misconduct, or liability that cannot legally be limited.

6. Prohibited uses

You must not use Coventrion for any purpose prohibited by the EU AI Act or other applicable law.

In particular, you must not use Coventrion to:

7. High-risk-use restriction

You may not use Coventrion in a high-risk AI Act context unless you have first:

We may suspend or terminate access if we believe Coventrion is being used in a prohibited, unlawful, unsafe, or high-risk way.

8. General-purpose AI model notice

Coventrion may be considered or may include a general-purpose AI model or general-purpose AI system, depending on the version, deployment model, and way it is placed on the market.

Where required by law, www.coventrion.com will provide or maintain appropriate information about:

Customers who integrate Coventrion into their own products, services, websites, applications, or decision-making workflows are responsible for their own downstream compliance.

9. AI-generated content disclosure

Outputs produced by Coventrion may be AI-generated.

If you publish, distribute, or use Coventrion outputs in a public-facing context, especially where the content may inform the public on matters of public interest, you are responsible for disclosing that the content was generated or assisted by AI where required by law.

You must not use Coventrion outputs to mislead people into believing that AI-generated content was created entirely by a human where such presentation would be deceptive or unlawful.

10. No guarantee of accuracy, safety, or compliance

Coventrion is provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis.

We do not guarantee that Coventrion:

11. Customer and deployer responsibility

If you buy, deploy, integrate, modify, fine-tune, distribute, or make Coventrion available to others, you are responsible for:

12. Updates to this Notice

We may update this Notice to reflect changes in Coventrion, applicable law, technical standards, regulatory guidance, or business practices.

The latest version will be posted on www.coventrion.com

1. use Coventrion only for lawful purposes;
2. verify all outputs before relying on them;
3. use human review for any important decision;
4. comply with all applicable laws and regulations;
5. respect privacy, intellectual-property, confidentiality, and consumer-protection rights;
6. stop using Coventrion if you believe an output may cause harm;
7. contact us if you discover misuse, security issues, or harmful behaviour.

1. break the law or assist illegal activity;
2. create, support, or automate fraud, scams, phishing, spam, identity theft, or deception;
3. generate malware, exploit code, credential theft, cyberattacks, or instructions for unauthorised access;
4. harass, threaten, defame, abuse, discriminate against, or exploit any person or group;
5. generate hate speech or content encouraging violence;
6. create or distribute sexually exploitative, abusive, or non-consensual content;
7. impersonate another person or organisation in a deceptive way;
8. violate privacy, data protection, confidentiality, trade-secret, or intellectual-property rights;
9. produce misleading content without appropriate disclosure that AI was used;
10. use Coventrion outputs as final professional advice without qualified human review.

1. manipulate or deceive people in a way that materially distorts their behaviour and causes or is likely to cause significant harm;
2. exploit vulnerabilities related to age, disability, or social or economic situation in a harmful way;
3. create or operate social scoring systems;
4. make criminal-risk assessments based solely on profiling or personality traits;
5. create or expand facial-recognition databases through untargeted scraping of facial images;
6. infer emotions in workplaces or educational institutions, except where specifically permitted by law for medical or safety reasons;
7. categorise people using biometric data to infer sensitive attributes;
8. conduct unlawful real-time remote biometric identification in publicly accessible spaces.

1. biometric identification, biometric categorisation, or emotion recognition;
2. safety components in critical infrastructure;
3. education admission, evaluation, testing, or monitoring;
4. recruitment, job selection, worker management, promotion, termination, task allocation, or worker monitoring;
5. access to public assistance, healthcare benefits, essential public services, or essential private services;
6. creditworthiness assessment, credit scoring, health insurance, or life insurance risk assessment;
7. emergency-call evaluation, dispatch prioritisation, or healthcare triage;
8. law enforcement, criminal investigation, criminal-risk assessment, evidence evaluation, or profiling;
9. migration, asylum, visa, residence-permit, or border-control decisions;
10. judicial decision support, legal fact/law application by courts, or alternative dispute resolution;
11. influencing elections, referendums, or voting behaviour;
12. medical diagnosis, treatment, or clinical decision-making;
13. aviation, transport, energy, defence, weapons, emergency services, or other safety-critical systems.

1. reverse engineer, decompile, modify, bypass, or tamper with Coventrion except where mandatory law permits it;
2. remove or bypass payment, password, licensing, or access-control mechanisms;
3. attack, overload, scrape, or interfere with Coventrion or www.coventrion.com;
4. attempt to extract hidden prompts, model files, licence keys, passwords, or security information;
5. distribute unauthorised copies of Coventrion.

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1. answering general questions;
2. drafting text;
3. brainstorming ideas;
4. explaining concepts;
5. assisting with code;
6. summarising user-provided information;
7. generating reasoning-style responses.

1. provide medical, legal, financial, tax, insurance, or professional advice;
2. make decisions about people;
3. replace qualified human professionals;
4. operate safety-critical systems;
5. perform biometric identification or surveillance;
6. make employment, credit, education, insurance, migration, law-enforcement, judicial, or public-benefit decisions;
7. guarantee that any output is true, complete, current, lawful, safe, or suitable.

1. incorrect;
2. incomplete;
3. outdated;
4. misleading;
5. biased;
6. inconsistent;
7. offensive;
8. unsafe;
9. unsuitable for your situation.

1. health;
2. safety;
3. legal rights;
4. finances;
5. employment;
6. education;
7. public services;
8. insurance;
9. housing;
10. migration or border control;
11. law enforcement;
12. democratic processes;
13. any other significant impact on a person.

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1. history.json — recent conversation history;
2. facts.json — remembered facts, such as the assistant name, user name, and password-gate status;
3. sft.json — learned examples saved through teaching mode;
4. archive.jsonl — longer archive of messages and events;
5. marytts.log — text-to-speech technical log;
6. a local runtime folder used for bundled components.   

1. name;
2. email address;
3. billing information;
4. order information;
5. payment status;
6. customer-support messages;
7. technical information such as IP address, browser type, device type, pages visited, and security logs;
8. information required for tax, accounting, fraud prevention, and legal compliance.

1. prompts you type;
2. AI-generated responses;
3. your saved name;
4. remembered facts;
5. conversation history;
6. teaching-mode examples;
7. password-gate status;
8. archive records;
9. text-to-speech processing data;
10. technical logs;
11. device and runtime information.

1. /clear — clears recent conversation memory and fact memory;
2. /clear_name — clears only the saved user name;
3. /clear_archive — clears the archive file;
4. /facts — shows remembered facts;
5. remember this — opens teaching mode and saves a learned example.

1. payment-card numbers;
2. passwords;
3. private keys;
4. government ID numbers;
5. medical data;
6. legal case details;
7. financial account details;
8. confidential business information;
9. trade secrets;
10. personal data about other people.

1. provide Coventrion;
2. process purchases;
3. deliver licences, downloads, passwords, or access instructions;
4. provide customer support;
5. remember user-provided facts locally;
6. maintain conversation history locally;
7. improve functionality;
8. prevent fraud and misuse;
9. secure the website and software;
10. comply with legal, tax, accounting, consumer-protection, and regulatory duties.

1. performance of a contract;
2. legitimate interests, such as providing and securing Coventrion;
3. compliance with legal obligations;
4. consent, where required;
5. establishment, exercise, or defence of legal claims.

1. payment providers, including SumUp;
2. hosting providers;
3. email and customer-support providers;
4. analytics or security providers;
5. professional advisers;
6. public authorities where legally required;
7. service providers needed to operate www.coventrion.com.

1. access your personal data;
2. correct inaccurate data;
3. delete data;
4. restrict processing;
5. object to processing;
6. data portability;
7. withdraw consent;
8. complain to a data protection authority.

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1. model mode: reasoning;
2. assistant name: Coventrion;
3. hardware selection for CUDA GPU.    

1. a reasoning model checkpoint;
2. local memory files;
3. prompt-building logic;
4. response-cleaning logic;
5. optional text-to-speech;
6. optional avatar animation;
7. a password gate after a limited number of free replies;
8. local runtime extraction for bundled components.

1. history.json — recent conversation history;
2. facts.json — remembered facts and unlock status;
3. sft.json — learned examples;
4. archive.jsonl — archive of messages and events;
5. marytts.log — text-to-speech technical log;
6. runtime/ — local runtime files.

1. answer general questions;
2. draft text;
3. reason through problems;
4. assist with coding;
5. remember limited user-provided facts;
6. speak responses aloud;
7. animate an avatar while speaking;
8. continue conversations using local history.

1. generate incorrect information;
2. hallucinate facts;
3. misunderstand prompts;
4. omit important context;
5. produce biased or offensive outputs;
6. provide outdated information;
7. produce unsafe suggestions;
8. fail to identify legal, medical, financial, or technical risks;
9. generate code with bugs or vulnerabilities;
10. produce different answers to similar prompts;
11. fail under long prompts, memory limits, runtime problems, or hardware constraints.

1. understand that Coventrion is AI;
2. review the prompt and output;
3. detect obvious errors or unsafe content;
4. reject, correct, or ignore outputs;
5. stop using Coventrion where risk is unacceptable;
6. obtain professional advice where needed.

1. hallucinated or incorrect answers;
2. overreliance on AI outputs;
3. misleading professional-sounding responses;
4. unsafe instructions;
5. biased or discriminatory outputs;
6. privacy risks if users enter personal data;
7. confidentiality risks if users enter trade secrets;
8. intellectual-property risks in generated content;
9. cybersecurity risks if code outputs are used without review;
10. local data exposure if the user’s device is compromised;
11. misuse in prohibited or high-risk contexts;
12. users failing to disclose AI-generated content where required.

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1. Coventrion is based on or incorporates open-source model components.
2. Coventrion users must not use Coventrion to infringe copyright, trademarks, trade secrets, database rights, privacy rights, publicity rights, or other third-party rights.
3. Coventrion outputs may not be unique and may be similar or identical to outputs provided to other users.
4. Users are responsible for reviewing generated outputs before publication or commercial use.

1. infringes copyright;
2. copies protected third-party text, code, images, audio, or other works;
3. violates trademarks or brand rights;
4. discloses confidential information;
5. violates privacy or data-protection law;
6. requires attribution;
7. requires permission from a rights holder;
8. requires human editing or review.

1. intentionally copy protected works without permission;
2. remove copyright notices or rights-management information;
3. generate counterfeit, pirated, or infringing content;
4. evade paywalls, licence restrictions, or access controls;
5. reproduce substantial parts of copyrighted works without permission or legal basis;
6. create confusingly similar brand, logo, or product content;
7. infringe open-source software licences;
8. misrepresent ownership or authorship of generated content.

1. history.json — recent conversation history;
2. facts.json — remembered facts and configuration information;
3. sft.json — learned examples or teaching-mode memory;
4. archive.jsonl — archived messages and events;
5. other local runtime, log, configuration, or support files.

1. passwords;
2. payment card information;
3. private keys or crypto wallet keys;
4. government ID numbers;
5. medical information;
6. legal case information;
7. bank or financial account information;
8. confidential business information;
9. trade secrets;
10. personal data about other people;
11. information that could harm you or others if accessed, copied, leaked, modified, or misused.

1. AGI;
2. another AI system;
3. malware;
4. spyware;
5. remote-access software;
6. a compromised operating system;
7. a compromised device;
8. a third-party plugin or integration;
9. unauthorised modification of Coventrion;
10. unauthorised access to local files;
11. a cyberattack;
12. an unknown future technology like Artificial Superintelligence ASI.

1. use a secure operating system account;
2. use disk encryption where appropriate;
3. keep your operating system updated;
4. use trusted security software;
5. avoid installing untrusted software;
6. protect your device from malware and spyware;
7. avoid sharing your computer account with others;
8. back up important files securely;
9. delete Coventrion memory files if you no longer want them stored;
10. avoid entering sensitive information into Coventrion.

1. emotional distress;
2. confusion about whether Coventrion or another system generated a message;
3. privacy loss;
4. data loss;
5. data disclosure;
6. identity theft;
7. financial loss;
8. business loss;
9. reputational harm;
10. incorrect decisions;
11. harmful outputs;
12. unauthorised file access;
13. unauthorised copying or modification of local memory files;
14. any claim that AGI communicated through or controlled Coventrion.