Disclaimer

Last updated: 14 November 2026. Please read this disclaimer before relying on anything you read on OpenChatGPT.

AI answers can be wrong

OpenChatGPT is an AI chat service. Its replies are generated by third-party AI models — statistical systems that predict likely words, not systems that look up facts. That means replies can be wrong, incomplete, outdated, or biased, while sounding completely confident. AI models can invent facts, dates, names, quotes, and sources that do not exist, and their knowledge has a cut-off date, so they do not know about events after that date. Treat every reply as a starting point, not as a verified fact. The guides on this site explain how to check answers and how to correct the chat when it is wrong; the AI disclosure explains more about how the replies are produced.

Verify important facts

Before you act on an AI reply, check the key facts against a reliable source — your textbook, your teacher, an official website, or a qualified professional — especially when the answer affects your health, your money, your legal rights, your education, or your safety. A wrong date in a casual conversation is harmless; a wrong dose, a wrong deadline, or a wrong legal rule is not. If an AI answer and a reliable source disagree, trust the reliable source. If you spot a mistake, you can correct the chat in the same conversation — "That date is wrong, it happened in 1947, not 1952" — and it will usually adjust.

No professional advice

Nothing on this site is professional advice. AI replies are not medical advice, legal advice, financial advice, or safety advice, and they are never a substitute for a qualified professional. Do not use them to diagnose or treat an illness, to decide on a medical treatment, to settle a legal question, to make an investment, or to handle a safety-critical task. If you need advice on any of these, talk to a doctor, a lawyer, a financial adviser, or another qualified professional — a person who can hear your full situation, ask the right questions, and take responsibility for the answer. An AI chat cannot do any of those things. It cannot hear your tone of voice, see your documents, or know the details you did not type.

No liability for reliance

To the maximum extent allowed by law, OpenChatGPT and its operator are not liable for any loss or damage arising from your use of the service, including from acting on an inaccurate reply, from a service interruption, or from the loss of chat history stored in your browser. The service is provided free of charge and "as is", without any warranty about the accuracy, completeness, or fitness of any reply for any purpose. You are responsible for how you use the replies — including checking facts, respecting copyright and other people's rights, and deciding whether a reply is safe to act on. If you would not act on a stranger's confident guess, do not act on an AI's confident guess either.

External links

This site links to external websites, including Google's advertising and privacy pages, and the guides link to each other and to the chat. OpenChatGPT has no control over external sites, and is not responsible for their content, their privacy practices, or their availability. A link does not mean the site endorses the linked page or its owner. When you follow a link to another site, that site's own terms and privacy policy apply, not ours. The same applies to code, files, and projects generated by the chat: they are generated for you to use, and you are responsible for checking them, testing them, and deciding whether they are safe to publish or run.

Content generated by third-party AI models

The replies you see are generated by third-party AI models accessed through an API, not written by the site operator and not checked by a human before they reach you. The site does not train these models and does not control what they say. Generated text can contain errors, outdated information, or views that do not reflect the operator's views. Do not present AI-generated text as your own original work where that would be dishonest — for example, in school or professional assessments — and follow your school's or employer's rules about AI use. For more detail, read the AI disclosure, the terms of service, and the privacy policy.

Changes to this disclaimer

This disclaimer may be updated from time to time. The "Last updated" date at the top will change and the new version will be posted here. Continued use of the site after an update means you accept the updated disclaimer.

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