The Terms of Service require most disputes between users and Inflection AI to be resolved through individual arbitration rather than class actions, representative proceedings, or jury trials. Users have the option to opt out of arbitration within 30 days by following the procedure described in Section 13.10.
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This provision establishes individual arbitration as the default dispute resolution mechanism and waives class action rights for users who do not opt out within the stated window. The 30-day opt-out period requires affirmative action by users who wish to preserve access to court-based dispute resolution.
Interpretive note: Enforceability of the class action waiver and arbitration requirement varies by jurisdiction; EU and UK users may not be bound by this clause under applicable consumer law.
The updated policy establishes broader data collection practices than previously disclosed. The terms now explicitly state the company collects voice and audio inputs alongside text, whereas prior language specified only text and other materials. Additionally, the policy now discloses collection of precise geolocation information with user consent and authorization to access contacts, emails, calendars, and documents from third-party platforms. You can stop collection of precise location information at any time through the Your Choices section.
View change record →Under this clause, disputes with Inflection AI will proceed through individual arbitration rather than class action litigation unless the user opts out within 30 days of agreeing to the Terms by following the procedure in Section 13.10. Users in EU and UK jurisdictions should be aware that mandatory arbitration clauses are generally not enforceable against consumers under EU law.
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Compare across platforms →"BY AGREEING TO THESE TERMS, YOU AND INFLECTION AI AGREE TO RESOLVE MOST DISPUTES SOLELY ON AN INDIVIDUAL BASIS AND NOT AS A CLASS ARBITRATION, CLASS ACTION, ANY OTHER KIND OF REPRESENTATIVE PROCEEDING, OR BY JURY TRIAL. IF YOU DO NOT WISH TO ARBITRATE DISPUTES WITH INFLECTION AI, YOU MAY OPT OUT OF ARBITRATION BY FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS PROVIDED IN SECTION 13.10.Excerpt from Inflection AI's Privacy Policy
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This provision establishes individual arbitration as the default dispute resolution mechanism and waives class action rights for users who do not opt out within the stated window. The 30-day opt-out period requires affirmative action by users who wish to preserve access to court-based dispute resolution.
Under this clause, disputes with Inflection AI will proceed through individual arbitration rather than class action litigation unless the user opts out within 30 days of agreeing to the Terms by following the procedure in Section 13.10. Users in EU and UK jurisdictions should be aware that mandatory arbitration clauses are generally not enforceable against consumers under EU law.
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