Terms,
clearly.
The boundaries for using the site, Prove, and any future product introductions.
Last updated: 21 April 2026
Using the service
You may use this site and Prove only as permitted by applicable law. Do not use them to harass, deceive, expose private information, interfere with another person’s rights, or misuse information about a real person. You are responsible for the inputs you submit and for reviewing outputs before relying on them.
Review before relying
Provenance AI provides information tools, not legal, medical, financial, or editorial advice. Outputs may be incomplete or wrong. A source trail can help a person inspect a claim, but it is not a guarantee that an event occurred or that a conclusion is suitable for a particular decision. You should inspect sources, consider context, and involve appropriate expertise for consequential work.
Content and sources
You should have the right to submit material and should avoid exposing private information without a proper basis. External sources remain subject to their own terms. A link, citation, provenance credential, or detection signal has a defined scope; do not represent it as making a broader claim than it actually makes.
Responsible use of outputs
Use review results as part of a process that fits the stakes. Preserve the source trail when a decision matters, seek additional expertise when the subject requires it, and avoid presenting an automated result as a statement from Provenance AI about a person or event. If you find an error, revisit the wording, evidence, and context rather than amplify a correction without support.
Changes and availability
We may update these terms or practices as the service changes. Features may change, pause, or be unavailable. We may also revise how a result is presented as we learn from evaluation and review. A record should not be treated as a promise of future availability, accuracy, or outcome.
Questions
Use Open Prove to begin with the product and its current workflow. By using the site, you agree to use it responsibly and to apply your own judgment to its outputs.
Scope of this page
This page explains the intended boundaries in plain language. It is not a promise that every situation has been anticipated, and it does not replace the obligations that may apply to a particular person, organization, or jurisdiction. If the service changes in a material way, review the latest version before relying on an older record or workflow.