Acceptable Use and Academic Integrity Policy
This policy is part of our Terms of Service. It applies to everyone who uses the Service and to everything shared through it. If you are a parent, you are responsible for making sure a minor in your care follows it.
1. You may not use the Service to:
- break any law or regulation, or encourage or help anyone else to do so;
- share or upload anything that infringes another person's copyright, trademark, privacy, publicity or other rights, including copies of textbooks, test banks, answer keys or paid course materials you do not have the right to share;
- share or upload anything that is sexually explicit, that sexualizes minors in any way, or that is obscene;
- harass, bully, threaten, intimidate or impersonate anyone, or share anything hateful, violent or discriminatory;
- share another person's personal information without their permission, especially a child's;
- seek or share instructions for making weapons, explosives, or dangerous chemical or biological agents, or for causing harm to people or property;
- upload or spread viruses, malware or any other harmful code, or anything designed to damage, disable or gain unauthorized access to any computer, account or data;
- try to get around a payment, age, access, security or sharing limit, or to use a paid feature without paying for it;
- access, probe, scan or test the Service's systems, or try to read anyone else's account or shared copies, except through the Service as intended (security researchers: see Section 4);
- overload the Service, send automated requests, or use bots, scrapers or other automated means to access or copy the Service or Our Content;
- copy, sell, resell, rent or redistribute the Service or Our Content, or use Our Content to train or improve any artificial-intelligence model;
- share your account or password, or use another person's account; or
- use the Service in any way that could harm a minor.
2. Academic integrity
2.1. TheoreticalPhysics.ai is a tool for learning. It helps you keep an honest record of your questions, your AI conversations, your sources and your own thinking.
2.2. You are responsible for following the rules of your school, teacher, course, examination body, journal, publisher or employer about the use of artificial intelligence and about citing sources. Those rules differ, and they change. When in doubt, ask your teacher or editor before you use AI for an assignment.
2.3. You may not use the Service to cheat on a test or examination, to submit work that is not your own as if it were, or to help anyone else do so. When you use an AI answer, a source or someone else's words in work you hand in or publish, say so and cite it as your rules require. The AI Record and the source and citation tools exist to make that easy.
2.4. We do not monitor your work (we cannot see it), and we do not decide whether a particular use of AI is allowed in your class. That decision belongs to you and your teacher.
3. Enforcement
3.1. If we learn that a shared copy or an account breaks this policy, we may remove the shared copy, suspend sharing, or suspend or close the account, as Section 14 of the Terms describes. Where the law requires, we report material to the authorities, including reports of child sexual exploitation to the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.
3.2. To report something that breaks this policy, write to support@theoreticalphysics.ai with the link and a description. Copyright complaints follow the Copyright and DMCA Policy.
4. Reporting security problems
4.1. If you believe you have found a security weakness in the Service, please tell us at privacy@theoreticalphysics.ai and give us a reasonable time to fix it before telling anyone else. Do not access, change or delete anyone else's data, and do not disrupt the Service, while looking. We will not take legal action against good-faith research that follows these rules.
