QIH · Intellectual Property and Content Rights

Copyright Notice

This notice explains how Quantum Intelligence Hub LTD (“QIH”) manages rights in original text, designs, educational materials, software components, database structures, reports and AI Digital Reception content published through QIH-operated platforms.

Core principle: QIH asserts only rights that it owns, that have been assigned to it, or that it is authorised to use and enforce. Customer content, third-party materials, open-source components and public-domain material remain subject to their respective rights and licence terms. Publishing an idea, fact, method or general business model does not by itself create copyright in that underlying subject matter.

Version: 4.0Updated: 23 August 2026Law: England and WalesCompany No: 17246860

Section 01

Scope and rights holder

This notice applies to QIHHUB.COM, QIHHUB.INFO, QIHNETWORK.COM, QIHHUB.ONLINE, QIHHUB.NET, QIHHUB.SHOP, QIHHUB.STORE, OMERAKIN.NL, AI.QIHHUB.COM and related websites, portals, applications, reports, learning environments and communication channels operated by QIH.

Unless stated otherwise, copyright in original and legally protectable material created by QIH is owned by Quantum Intelligence Hub LTD. Where a different rights holder or licence notice appears on material, that notice takes precedence.

Section 02

Types of material that may be protected

Publications and designOriginal text, reports, graphics, photographs, videos, visual identity assets and original interface designs.

Learning contentQIH Academy lessons, presentations, workbooks, assessments and original arrangements of educational material.

TechnologyQIH-owned source code, documentation, database arrangements, original automations and software components.

AI Digital ReceptionQIH-owned original knowledge-base arrangements, workflows, instruction sets, configurations, interfaces and technical documentation.

The extent of protection depends on originality, human authorship or contribution, contractual arrangements and applicable law.

Section 03

What copyright does and does not protect

Copyright generally protects an original form of expression; it does not automatically monopolise the underlying idea, fact, news item, method, general page layout or business model. Trade marks, designs, database rights, patents, trade secrets and contractual confidentiality are separate forms of protection.

QIH does not claim public-domain material or third-party rights as its own.
Giving attribution does not automatically authorise every form of use.
Whether a use falls within a statutory exception depends on its purpose, extent, market effect and the circumstances as a whole.

Official guidance: GOV.UK – Copyright.

Section 04

Ownership, customer content and commissioned work

Software, templates, methods, brands, know-how and other intellectual property owned by QIH before a service engagement remain QIH property.
Logos, text, images, data and other content supplied by a customer remain the property of the customer or the relevant rights holder.
Ownership or licensing of bespoke customer deliverables is governed by the applicable proposal, order form or service agreement.
Where an assignment of copyright is required, it must be in writing and signed by an authorised party as required by applicable law. Without an assignment, only the agreed licence is granted.
Contributions from employees, contractors and partners are governed by applicable law and the relevant contracts.

Section 05

Limited permitted use

Users may browse public QIH pages in the ordinary way and may download material expressly made available for personal or internal, non-commercial evaluation. The following may also be permitted:

linking to a publicly available QIH page;
using a limited extract for criticism, review, reporting, research or quotation to the extent permitted by applicable law;
providing reasonable acknowledgement of authorship and source;
making adaptations permitted by law for accessibility purposes.

A quotation must not be presented misleadingly or imply that QIH endorses a product or opinion that it has not endorsed. Guidance on statutory exceptions: GOV.UK – Exceptions to Copyright.

Section 06

Uses requiring permission

Unless covered by written permission, a valid licence or a statutory exception, users must not:

copy, republish, sell or distribute all or a substantial part of protected content;
share paid, restricted-access or confidential material with third parties;
remove copyright, trade mark, attribution or licence notices;
alter QIH content misleadingly or present material as having been created or approved by QIH when it was not;
extract or reutilise a substantial part of a protected database without permission;
reverse engineer software or circumvent access controls except where expressly permitted by law.

This section does not remove mandatory statutory exceptions or user rights.

Section 07

Trade marks, trading names and logos

“QIH”, “QIH HUB AI”, “Quantum Intelligence Hub”, associated logos, product names, domain names and distinctive brand elements may be protected by trade mark, trading-name, design or passing-off laws.

No person may imply an authorised partnership, sponsorship or endorsement relationship with QIH where none exists.
QIH marks must not be used in misleading domain names, social accounts, advertising, products or services.
QIH logos must not be commercially altered, redrawn or combined with another brand without permission.
Accurate, necessary and non-confusing descriptive references may be made where permitted by law.

Section 08

AI-assisted content and automated extraction

QIH may use artificial-intelligence tools to assist in preparing content. The copyright status of an AI-assisted output depends on human creative contribution, tool terms, contractual rights and applicable law. QIH asserts rights only in its original human-authored, selected, arranged, edited or verified elements and in rights validly acquired by contract.

The involvement of AI does not automatically make an output QIH property.
Confidential, paid or customer-specific QIH materials must not be uploaded to third-party AI systems without permission.
QIH reserves its rights concerning automated scraping, dataset creation and model training involving protected content, subject to applicable law, access controls, robots instructions and contractual terms.
Custom AI Digital Reception knowledge bases, prompts, workflows and customer configurations may also constitute confidential or licensed material.

Section 09

QIH Academy, accounts and certificates

Unless stated otherwise, learning access gives the registered learner a personal, limited and non-transferable licence.
Account sharing, recording courses, bulk downloading, resale or republication on another platform is prohibited.
Certificates are issued only in accordance with verified participation or achievement requirements and must not be altered or transferred.
Accessibility adjustments and mandatory statutory exceptions for education and research remain unaffected.

Section 10

Third-party, open-source and customer material

QIH platforms may contain third-party photographs, fonts, software libraries, open-source code, videos, data, brands or links. Such materials remain subject to their own licence and use terms. Displaying a third party’s name or content does not imply endorsement unless expressly stated.

Customers must ensure that they have the necessary rights or permission for content supplied to QIH for use, processing or publication. QIH will not knowingly continue an evident infringement merely because it arose from a customer instruction.

Section 11

Permission and licensing requests

To request use beyond what this notice permits, contact legal@qihhub.com and include:

the material and its URL;
the proposed purpose and format of use;
whether the use is commercial or non-commercial;
the intended audience, country or territory;
the requested duration and distribution scope.

Permission is effective only when granted in writing. Unless stated otherwise, permission is limited, revocable, non-sublicensable and non-transferable. Refusal of permission does not remove an otherwise applicable statutory exception.

Section 12

Infringement and takedown notices

If you believe content on a QIH platform infringes your rights, send a good-faith notice to legal@qihhub.com. Where possible, include:

the rights holder’s and notifier’s names and contact details;
a description of the protected work or right;
the exact URL and sufficient identification of the allegedly infringing material;
an explanation of why the use is unauthorised;
a statement that the information is accurate and that you are authorised to submit the notice;
a physical or electronic signature.

During review, QIH may preserve evidence, temporarily restrict access, notify the content provider and request further information. A notice does not automatically result in removal.

Section 13

Counter-notice and dispute review

A content provider who believes restricted or removed material is owned by them, properly licensed or covered by a legal exception may submit a counter-notice. It should identify the relevant right, permission or exception and include supporting information and contact details.

QIH will reasonably and impartially review the available information. It may restore the content where appropriate or await determination by a court or competent authority. QIH is not a court and does not finally determine complex ownership disputes.

Section 14

Enforcement and available remedies

Depending on the nature of a verified infringement, QIH may request that it cease, restrict access, notify a hosting or platform provider, negotiate a licence, or seek an injunction, damages or another remedy available under applicable law.

Each allegation will be assessed on its facts, and lawful quotation, criticism, review and other exceptions will be respected. Enforcement should be proportionate and undertaken in good faith. Official guidance: GOV.UK – Protect Your Intellectual Property.

Section 15

Liability, updates, governing law and contact

Unauthorised, altered or third-party republications of QIH material are not official QIH publications. Where an infringement results from a party’s content, act, instruction or omission, responsibility rests with that party to the extent of its fault under applicable law.

QIH does not exclude liability for its own deliberate conduct or negligence where such liability cannot lawfully be limited.
Nothing excludes liability for fraud, fraudulent misrepresentation, death or personal injury, or any liability that mandatory law does not permit to be excluded.
This notice may be updated as services, rights or law change; material updates apply prospectively from publication.
This notice is governed by the laws of England and Wales, while mandatory rights arising in another jurisdiction remain unaffected.