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This clause operationalizes the allocation of risk for AI suggestion quality by requiring users to acknowledge specific technical limitations of AI models and establishing that evaluation and risk-bearing responsibilities rest with the user rather than the service provider. The provision functions to set baseline expectations about suggestion reliability within the service.
The updated terms establish a mandatory litigation regime replacing arbitration. Disputes must now be brought exclusively in federal or state courts located in Wichita County or Tarrant County, Texas, and you consent to jurisdiction in those forums and waive any objection based on inconvenient forum. Federal claims must be initiated within one year of the event giving rise to the dispute; state law claims within two years. Claims not initiated within these periods are permanently barred. Class actions and representative proceedings remain prohibited, and relief is limited to individual claims. The terms state that governing law and forum selection apply regardless of whether a dispute is based in contract, tort, statute, or common law, and extend to disputes involving Anysphere's U.S. corporate affiliates.
View change record →Users are required to independently evaluate all AI suggestions before use and accept responsibility for any consequences arising from reliance on suggestions, including those containing errors, outdated information, or outputs reflecting training data limitations. The terms do not authorize Cursor to warrant accuracy or completeness of suggestions.
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"You acknowledge that there are numerous limitations that apply with respect to Suggestions provided by large language and other AI models (each an "AI Model"), including that (i) Suggestions may contain errors or misleading information, (ii) AI Models are based on predefined rules and algorithms that lack the ability to think creatively and come up with new ideas and can result in repetitive or formulaic content, (iii) AI Models can struggle with understanding the nuances of language, including slang, idioms, and cultural references, (iv) AI Models can struggle with complex tasks that require reasoning, judgment and decision-making, and (v) data used to train AI models may be of poor quality or biased. You agree that you are responsible for evaluating, and bearing all risks associated with, the use of any Suggestions, including any reliance on the accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of Suggestions.Excerpt from Cursor's Terms of Service
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This clause operationalizes the allocation of risk for AI suggestion quality by requiring users to acknowledge specific technical limitations of AI models and establishing that evaluation and risk-bearing responsibilities rest with the user rather than the service provider. The provision functions to set baseline expectations about suggestion reliability within the service.
Users are required to independently evaluate all AI suggestions before use and accept responsibility for any consequences arising from reliance on suggestions, including those containing errors, outdated information, or outputs reflecting training data limitations. The terms do not authorize Cursor to warrant accuracy or completeness of suggestions.
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