AI Features Notice
This notice is part of our Terms of Service and explains how artificial intelligence ("AI") is used with the Service.
1. You use the AI you choose
1.1. TheoreticalPhysics.ai does not provide its own AI assistant to members. You talk to the AI assistant you choose (for example ChatGPT, Grok, Claude or Gemini) on that company's own website, under your own account with that company, or, if you choose, through a key for that company's service that you enter and that stays in your browser. Each AI service is provided by another company under its own terms of use, privacy policy, usage policies, age requirements and prices. We are not a party to your agreement with that company and are not responsible for its service, its answers, its availability, its charges, or what it does with what you send it.
1.2. Age requirements. AI companies set their own minimum ages. Some allow users from 13 with a parent's permission, and some allow only adults (18 and older). Before you, or a minor in your care, use an AI service, read its terms and follow them. A parent should decide whether, and which, AI services a minor may use, and supervise that use.
2. The AI Record and the AI Record add-on
2.1. The AI Record is a page on your own device that keeps a word-for-word record of the AI conversations you choose to record, with a separate place for your own notes that the AI does not see. It does not summarize, rewrite or change what was said.
2.2. The AI Record add-on copies your questions and the AI's answers from the AI website into your AI Record only while your Record is turned on (the square beside the word Record is red). It does not copy conversations that were already on the page, or that you open from the AI's history, and it does not type or click on the AI's website. It sends nothing to us or to anyone else. You can turn the Record off at any time, and remove the add-on at any time in your browser.
2.3. Because the add-on reads the AI website's page, a change to that website may stop it from copying until we update it. Always keep your own copy of anything important.
2.4. You are responsible for making sure that keeping a record of your conversations is allowed by the AI service's terms and by the rules that apply to you, and for not recording other people without their permission.
3. The limits of AI answers
3.1. AI answers can be wrong. AI assistants can produce answers that are inaccurate, incomplete, out of date, biased or entirely made up, including false facts, equations, quotations and citations to sources that do not exist. They may sound confident when they are wrong.
3.2. Check before you rely. You must check any AI answer against reliable sources before relying on it, citing it, or using it in work you hand in or publish. Auto LaTeX shows mathematics as it was written; it does not check whether the mathematics is correct.
3.3. Not professional advice. AI answers, and Our Content, are for learning only. They are not professional, engineering, safety, medical, legal or financial advice, and must not be used as a substitute for it. Never try an experiment or activity suggested by an AI without proper supervision, equipment and safety precautions.
3.4. Your responsibility. You are responsible for what you ask an AI, for how you use its answers, and for following your school's or publisher's rules on AI (see the Acceptable Use and Academic Integrity Policy).
4. AI-assisted content on our website
4.1. Some of the guides and illustrations on our website were drafted or made with the help of AI. We review our content, but it may contain errors. Please tell us about any error at support@theoreticalphysics.ai.
5. No training on your work
5.1. We do not use Your Work or your AI conversations to train any AI model; we never receive them. The AI company you use may have its own settings about whether your conversations are used to improve its models; check that company's settings.
