Beta terms

Terms and beta use expectations

These plain-language terms set the operating boundary for early learners, invited testers, and company pilot conversations while EA3 is in controlled beta.

Last updated: August 23, 2026

Beta access is controlled

AI Trained Me may approve, deny, pause, reset, or revoke beta access when needed for safety, support, billing, abuse prevention, or product-readiness reasons.

Invited adults only

Controlled beta access is for invited adult learners and company contacts. Do not create accounts for children, students, or anyone under 18 during controlled beta.

Use safe practice content

Learners and companies must use supplied, made-up, public, or organization-approved information only. Do not submit confidential, regulated, proprietary, customer, patient, student, financial, legal, credential, or private workplace information.

AI output requires human review

EA3 teaches AI-assisted work, but AI output can be incomplete, outdated, wrong, biased, or unsuitable. Learners remain responsible for reviewing results before using them outside the platform.

No professional advice

The service provides educational coaching. It does not provide legal, medical, financial, employment, security, compliance, or other professional advice.

Company sponsor boundaries

Sponsor dashboards are limited to company-scoped adoption, progress, risk, and aggregate usage signals. Sponsors should not request or receive private learner submissions, prompt text, score feedback, or profile summaries through EA3.

Account and payment operations

Paid access, continuation, cancellation, and deletion may depend on Stripe, account status, company-seat status, and security/audit requirements. Active subscriptions may need to be cancelled or resolved before deletion can complete.

Support and changes

During beta, support is diagnostic and recovery-focused. AI Trained Me may update these terms as the product, beta cohort, company pilot model, or legal requirements change.