xAI rebranded its Terms of Service from 'xAI' to 'SpaceXSI' and updated the effective date to October 12, 2026. The revised terms introduce mandatory dispute resolution in Texas courts (Tarrant or Wichita County) under Texas law, with arbitration as a fallback if the forum selection clause is unenforceable. The terms also add a class action waiver, change X credential login from opt-in to automatic data transfer (subject to disclosures), introduce new provisions for beta features and business domain accounts, and expand the Acceptable Use Policy as a binding reference.
Consumers: All disputes must be resolved in Texas courts or through arbitration; you cannot sue in your home state or pursue class actions.
Consumers: You cannot join or participate in class actions against SpaceXSI; disputes must be pursued individually.
Consumers: When you log in with X credentials, your X profile, location, post history, and conversation history automatically transfer to your SpaceXSI account unless you opt out.
Consumers: Violations of the Acceptable Use Policy are now contractual breaches, not just community guidelines.
Parents: Parents and guardians are legally bound by the Terms and responsible for monitoring minor use.
Business customers: If you use a work email address, your employer's administrator can access and monitor your account.
Consumers: The acknowledgment language was expanded to explicitly reference the Acceptable Use Policy as binding.
The updated terms establish mandatory dispute resolution in Texas courts under Texas law, with arbitration as a fallback, and require users to waive class action rights. X credential login data now transfers automatically to SpaceXSI accounts rather than requiring opt-in election. The terms introduce new provisions for beta features (provided as-is without warranty or support) and business domain accounts (subject to employer administrator access). Parents and guardians are explicitly responsible for minor use, though the terms state that age-appropriate controls are applied as required by law. You can review the updated Privacy Policy to understand how personal information is handled, and you may choose whether to use beta or trial features.
→ Review the updated Privacy Policy to understand how X credential data and other personal information are handled.
→ If you use a work email address, confirm whether your employer's administrator may access your account under the business domain provisions.
→ Evaluate whether the mandatory Texas arbitration and class action waiver affect your willingness to continue using the Service.
All disputes must be resolved in Tarrant or Wichita County, Texas courts under Texas law, or through arbitration if the forum selection clause is unenforceable.
Users must waive any right to bring a class action or other representative action to the extent permitted by law.
X profile data, location, post history, and conversation history now transfer automatically to SpaceXSI accounts (subject to disclosures) rather than requiring opt-in election.
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