• Submit privileged attorney-client communications or confidential client data without first confirming appropriate consent or authority
• Use AI Outputs as the sole basis for any regulated professional advice — including investment advice, legal advice, tax advice, or insurance recommendations — without independent professional review
• Represent AI Outputs to clients or third parties as independently verified, human-reviewed, expert-researched, or authoritative without completing such review
• Upload client files containing Material Non-Public Information (MNPI) that could create securities law liability

• Attempt to prompt-inject, jailbreak, or manipulate the AI system to circumvent safety protocols or produce harmful outputs
• Harvest, scrape, or systematically extract Platform content for competitive or commercial redistribution
• Circumvent the Platform's user review or approval workflows
• Use the Platform to benchmark, train, fine-tune, or improve a competing AI product
• Reverse engineer, decompile, or attempt to reconstruct the AI models underlying the Platform
• Reproduce, distribute, or resell access to the Platform without Company's prior written consent

• Use M² Chat or Dig Deeper to harass, threaten, defame, or harm any individual or group
• Attempt to extract system prompts, training data, internal model instructions, or any non-public information about how the Platform operates
• Generate sexual, violent, hateful, harassing, or otherwise harmful content through chat
• Use chat to generate content targeting, sexualizing, grooming, or otherwise involving minors
• Submit confidential client communications to chat without confirming applicable consent or authority (the same standard that applies to research queries)
• Attempt to circumvent the per-tier message limits, query caps, or upgrade prompts
• Use chat to generate or facilitate the creation of malware, exploits, fraud schemes, or other content prohibited by applicable law

• Use the Platform for any purpose that violates applicable federal, state, or local law
• Generate content that infringes third-party intellectual property rights
• Submit data types prohibited under Section 6 of this AUP without explicit written authorization
• Use the Platform in a manner that violates Model Rules of Professional Conduct (for attorneys), FINRA/SEC regulations (for RIAs), or applicable ethical rules for your profession
• Make any representation to clients that AI research satisfies the professional standard for independent due diligence without additional verification

Subject to all requirements of Section 21 of the Terms of Service, licensed practitioners may use the Clinical Research Focus for:

• De-identified literature synthesis on clinical frameworks, theoretical models, and research findings
• Continuing education research, including review of named theorists, frameworks, and points of clinical consensus and disagreement
• Preparation for case consultation, supervision sessions, or peer-review discussions where no patient-identifying information is submitted
• Identification of research gaps, methodological limitations, and contested areas of the clinical literature
• Structured prompts for the practitioner's own clinical reasoning and case formulation, where no patient-identifying information is submitted
• Preparation of teaching materials, didactic content, and supervision frameworks, where no patient-identifying information is submitted

You may not submit to the Platform, in any focus mode (including Clinical Research, General, or any other focus), any of the following:

• Protected Health Information (PHI) as defined under HIPAA, the HITECH Act, or any state or international equivalent
• Patient names, initials, dates of birth, ages over 89, addresses, telephone numbers, email addresses, medical record numbers, account numbers, health plan beneficiary numbers, certificate or license numbers, vehicle identifiers, device identifiers, IP addresses, biometric identifiers, full-face photographs, or any other direct identifiers enumerated in 45 C.F.R. § 164.514(b)(2)
• Any combination of indirect identifiers (such as rare diagnoses combined with geographic identifiers and dates of service) that could reasonably permit re-identification of a specific individual
• Verbatim quotes from session transcripts, clinical notes, intake forms, treatment plans, or any other clinical documentation pertaining to an identifiable individual
• Detailed case material — including specific symptom timelines, treatment histories, family-system details, or psychosocial stressors — sufficient to identify a specific client, patient, supervisee, or third party
• Test data, assessment results, or scored instruments containing identifying information
• Audio recordings, video recordings, or transcripts of clinical sessions in any form
• Health-information of any minor, decedent, or legally incapacitated person, regardless of consent status
• Information obtained from any patient portal, EHR, clinical information system, or healthcare data source where transfer of such data violates the source system's terms or applicable law

You may not use any Platform output, regardless of focus mode, for any of the following purposes:

• Making patient-care decisions for an identifiable individual without independent verification through peer-reviewed literature, current clinical guidelines, and your own clinical judgment
• Generating documentation that will be incorporated into a patient's medical record, treatment plan, progress notes, intake assessment, discharge summary, or any other clinical record
• Generating diagnostic determinations, differential diagnoses, or rule-out decisions for an identifiable individual
• Generating prescriptions, medication recommendations, dosing guidance, or pharmacological decision support
• Generating risk assessments for suicide, homicide, self-harm, child abuse, elder abuse, intimate partner violence, or any other matter requiring real-time clinical judgment
• Generating mandatory reporting determinations or content of mandatory reports
• Generating content for use in forensic evaluations, custody evaluations, fitness-for-duty evaluations, disability evaluations, or any other legally consequential clinical assessment
• Generating content for use as evidence, exhibit, or substantive submission in any judicial, administrative, licensing, or regulatory proceeding
• Generating clinical guidance for cases involving imminent harm, psychiatric emergency, or any matter requiring real-time professional response
• Substituting Platform output for clinical supervision, consultation, peer review, or any other professional oversight required by your licensing body or scope of practice
• Representing Platform output to clients, patients, supervisees, students, or third parties as clinical advice, diagnosis, treatment recommendation, or professional opinion
• Using the Platform on behalf of, or for the direct benefit of, an identifiable client or patient in lieu of providing licensed clinical services
• Bypassing, evading, or substituting for any consent process, informed-consent requirement, treatment-agreement provision, or scope-of-practice limitation applicable to your licensed practice

The Platform is not equipped to handle crisis content and may not be used in any situation involving imminent risk of suicide, self-harm, harm to others, active abuse, or psychiatric emergency. Where such content arises in the course of your clinical practice, you must immediately route the affected individual to appropriate emergency services, crisis hotlines, or licensed clinicians with crisis training. Submission of crisis content to the Platform — including but not limited to detailed suicidal ideation, active homicidal ideation, active self-harm planning, or active abuse disclosures — is a violation of this AUP and may result in immediate account suspension. Where the Platform's safeguards detect content that appears to involve imminent harm, Company may refuse to process the query, may surface crisis resources, and may flag the account for review consistent with Section 8.

You retain all mandatory reporting obligations independent of any Platform output. The Platform is not a mandatory reporting service. Platform output does not satisfy, modify, replace, or excuse any obligation to report suspected child abuse, elder abuse, dependent-adult abuse, threats of harm to identifiable third parties, or any other report required by your licensing body, statute, or rule. You may not rely on Platform output to determine whether a mandatory report is required, what the content of a mandatory report should be, or what timeline applies to a mandatory report.

When using the Platform in the context of clinical supervision: (a) you must inform supervisees that the Platform is a research aid, not a substitute for supervised clinical judgment; (b) you may not use Platform output as a substantive basis for evaluating supervisee competency, clinical readiness, or fitness for licensure; (c) you may not require supervisees to submit case material to the Platform; (d) you remain solely responsible for all supervisory decisions; and (e) you may not delegate to the Platform any portion of the supervisory relationship that requires the supervisor's independent clinical judgment.

Coaches, peer-support workers, and other non-licensed practitioners may access the Clinical Research Focus for educational and self-directed learning purposes only. Non-licensed users may not: (a) represent Platform output as clinical advice, diagnostic support, or treatment recommendation to clients, customers, or third parties; (b) use Platform output to perform any function that requires a clinical license in the user's jurisdiction; (c) use Platform output to advise clients on matters that exceed the scope of coaching practice (including but not limited to diagnosable mental-health conditions, medication questions, or matters requiring clinical risk assessment); or (d) use the Platform in any way that violates the scope-of-practice rules of the user's jurisdiction. Where coaching engagement reveals clinical-level concerns, the appropriate response is referral to a licensed clinician, not Platform consultation.

The user bears sole responsibility for ensuring that all submitted content is de-identified to the standard required under 45 C.F.R. § 164.514(b)(2) safe-harbor or, where applicable, expert determination under 45 C.F.R. § 164.514(b)(1). Company does not screen, de-identify, anonymize, or otherwise modify user submissions. Submission of identifiable content is a material violation of this AUP and the Terms of Service regardless of Company's processing of such submission.

Violations of this Section 11 may result in immediate account suspension or termination consistent with Section 8 of this AUP. Where Company has a reasonable basis to believe that a user has submitted PHI or other prohibited clinical content, Company may: (a) suspend the account pending investigation; (b) require user attestation regarding the nature of the submitted content; (c) require user remediation, including engagement of independent counsel regarding any privacy breach; (d) report apparent violations of healthcare privacy law to appropriate regulators where required by law; and (e) terminate the account with no refund. Section 11 violations are non-curable for purposes of the cure provisions in Section 8.