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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.
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"Artificial intelligence...may sometimes: a) result in Output that contains "hallucinations," b) be offensive, c) not accurately reflect real people, places or facts, or d) be objectionable, inappropriate, or otherwise not suitable for your intended purpose.Excerpt from xAI's Terms of Service
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The clause states: “Artificial intelligence...may sometimes: a) result in Output that contains "hallucinations," b) be offensive, c) not accurately reflect real people, places or facts, or d) be objectionable, inappropriate, or otherwise not suitable for your intended purpose.”
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