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Website Terms and Conditions
The terms governing use of FairMind’s public website, research material, and product information.
1. Acceptance and scope
These terms apply to use of the public FairMind website and its published materials. Access to a FairMind product workspace may be governed by a separate agreement. If you do not agree to these terms, do not use the website.
2. Informational and research material
Website content describes product capabilities, implementation states, research methods, and known limitations. Research-stage, metadata-only, external-provider, unavailable, and validated paths are not interchangeable. Nothing on the website is a guarantee that an AI system is safe, lawful, compliant, certified, or suitable for release.
3. Human decision boundary
Evaluation outputs, findings, evidence mappings, and readiness signals support review. They do not replace professional judgment or an accountable decision-maker. You remain responsible for deciding how to use outputs in your technical, legal, security, and governance context.
4. Acceptable use
Do not interfere with the website, attempt unauthorized access, abuse access-request forms, introduce malicious code, scrape in a manner that degrades service, or use published material to misrepresent a certification, endorsement, or regulatory conclusion.
5. Intellectual property and open source
Website design, copy, and branding are protected by applicable rights. Code and research artifacts published in the FairMind repository are governed by the licenses and notices in that repository. A public link does not remove those terms.
6. Availability and changes
FairMind may change or discontinue website content and may update these terms. The current version and date appear on this page. We do not promise uninterrupted availability or that every described capability is deployed in every environment.
7. Disclaimers
The public website and its content are provided on an “as available” basis to the extent permitted by law. FairMind disclaims implied warranties that cannot be supported by the evidence and scope described on the page.
The short version
The website explains what FairMind is building and what the current evidence supports. It is not a certificate generator, legal opinion, or automatic permission to ship an AI system.
Use the labels
“Validated path,” “active research,” “metadata only,” and “unavailable” describe materially different capability states. Please do not flatten them into “FairMind verified this.”
Keep a person accountable
Use technical results as evidence. Review their limitations. Then let the responsible person make and document the decision.
Responsibility path
| Stage | FairMind supplies | You remain responsible for |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluation | Scoped result, provenance, and limitations | Correct system definition and appropriate test choice |
| Finding | Evidence-linked issue and suggested next work | Impact analysis and remediation decision |
| Retest | Linked current result with retained history | Confirming the change addresses the real risk |
| Governance | Review packet, open gaps, and rationale context | The final release or operating decision |