1. Definitions and Interpretations

1.1 "TNSA" refers to The Neural Systems Alliance, a Delaware corporation.

1.2 "AI Models" includes all neural networks, language models, image generation systems, and related technologies.

1.3 "User" means any individual, entity, or organization accessing TNSA services.

1.4 "Commercial Use" means any use intended for monetary gain or business advantage.

1.5 "Research Use" means non-commercial academic or scientific research purposes.

2. Acceptance of Terms

2.1 By accessing any TNSA AI model, you agree to be bound by these terms.

2.2 These terms constitute a legally binding agreement between you and TNSA.

2.3 If you disagree with any term, you must immediately cease use of all TNSA services.

2.4 Continued use after term modifications constitutes acceptance of new terms.

2.5 These terms supersede all previous agreements and understandings.

3. Eligibility and Account Requirements

3.1 Users must be at least 18 years old or have parental consent.

3.2 Corporate users must have authority to bind their organization.

3.3 All registration information must be accurate and current.

3.4 Users are responsible for maintaining account security.

3.5 TNSA reserves the right to verify user identity and eligibility.

4. Service Availability and Modifications

4.1 TNSA provides services on an "as available" basis.

4.2 Service interruptions may occur for maintenance or technical issues.

4.3 TNSA may modify, suspend, or discontinue services at any time.

4.4 Users will receive reasonable notice of significant service changes.

4.5 No compensation is provided for service interruptions or modifications.

5. Geographic Restrictions and Compliance

5.1 Services may not be available in all jurisdictions.

5.2 Users must comply with all applicable local, state, and federal laws.

5.3 Export control laws may restrict access to certain technologies.

5.4 Users are responsible for determining legal compliance in their jurisdiction.

5.5 TNSA may restrict access based on geographic location or legal requirements.

6. NGen3 OpenWeight Models License

26.1 NGen3 models are licensed under the TNSA OpenWeight License v2.1.

26.2 Commercial use requires separate licensing agreement and fees.

26.3 Model weights may be downloaded for research purposes only.

26.4 Redistribution requires attribution and license preservation.

26.5 Derivative works must be clearly identified and documented.

26.6 Fine-tuning is permitted under research license terms.

26.7 Commercial fine-tuning requires enterprise license.

26.8 Model architecture documentation must accompany redistributions.

26.9 Safety evaluations must be conducted before deployment.

26.10 Users must report significant safety concerns to TNSA.

7. NGen3.9 Language Models (API & GensChat)

27.1 API access is subject to rate limiting and usage quotas.

27.2 GensChat interface is for interactive use only.

27.3 Automated scraping of GensChat is prohibited.

27.4 API keys must be kept confidential and secure.

27.5 Sharing API credentials is strictly prohibited.

27.6 Commercial API use requires paid subscription.

27.7 Research API access may be provided at reduced rates.

27.8 Model outputs are not guaranteed to be accurate or reliable.

27.9 Users must implement appropriate content filtering.

27.10 TNSA reserves the right to monitor API usage patterns.

8. IGen 1 Nano Image Generation

28.1 Generated images are subject to content policy restrictions.

28.2 Users retain rights to images they generate.

28.3 TNSA retains right to use generated images for model improvement.

28.4 Commercial use of generated images requires attribution.

28.5 Deepfake or misleading content generation is prohibited.

28.6 Users must respect intellectual property rights in prompts.

28.7 Generated content must not violate third-party rights.

28.8 TNSA may implement watermarking or identification systems.

28.9 Bulk generation may be subject to additional restrictions.

28.10 Users must comply with platform-specific content policies.

9. Stellar v2 Advanced Model System

29.1 Stellar v2 access requires advanced user verification.

29.2 Enhanced safety protocols apply to all Stellar v2 usage.

29.3 Research collaborations may receive preferential access.

29.4 Commercial deployment requires comprehensive safety review.

29.5 Users must maintain detailed usage logs and documentation.

29.6 Regular safety assessments are mandatory for continued access.

29.7 Stellar v2 outputs require human oversight and validation.

29.8 Integration with other AI systems requires prior approval.

29.9 Users must participate in ongoing safety research initiatives.

29.10 Emergency shutdown procedures must be implemented by users.

10. NGen Realtime and NGen2 OpenWeight

30.1 Realtime models require low-latency infrastructure compliance.

30.2 NGen2 follows similar licensing terms as NGen3 with legacy provisions.

30.3 Realtime usage is monitored for performance and safety metrics.

30.4 Legacy model support may be discontinued with 90-day notice.

30.5 Migration assistance is provided for deprecated models.

11. Data Collection and Processing

76.1 TNSA collects usage data to improve model performance and safety.

76.2 Personal data is processed in accordance with applicable privacy laws.

76.3 Users may request data deletion subject to legal and safety requirements.

76.4 Anonymized data may be used for research and development purposes.

76.5 Data retention periods vary by data type and legal requirements.

76.6 Users have rights to access, correct, and port their data.

76.7 Data processing agreements are available for enterprise customers.

76.8 Cross-border data transfers comply with applicable frameworks.

76.9 Data breach notification procedures are maintained and regularly tested.

76.10 Third-party data processors are subject to equivalent privacy standards.

12. TNSA OpenDatasets Licensing

77.1 OpenDatasets are provided under Creative Commons and custom licenses.

77.2 Dataset usage must comply with original data source restrictions.

77.3 Commercial dataset use may require additional licensing fees.

77.4 Dataset modifications must be documented and shared under same license.

77.5 Quality and accuracy of datasets are not guaranteed.

77.6 Users must conduct their own data quality assessments.

77.7 Biased or problematic data elements may be present and should be addressed.

77.8 Dataset versioning and change logs are maintained when possible.

77.9 Users should cite datasets appropriately in research and publications.

77.10 Feedback on dataset quality and issues is encouraged and valued.

13. User Content and Input Data

78.1 Users retain ownership of their input data and prompts.

78.2 TNSA may process user inputs to provide services and improve models.

78.3 Sensitive or confidential data should not be submitted to public models.

78.4 Enterprise customers may receive enhanced data protection options.

78.5 User inputs may be logged for safety and abuse prevention.

78.6 Illegal or harmful content in inputs may be reported to authorities.

78.7 Users are responsible for ensuring they have rights to submit data.

78.8 TNSA implements technical measures to protect user data privacy.

78.9 Data minimization principles are applied to data collection practices.

78.10 Users may request information about how their data is processed.

14. Security and Data Protection

79.1 TNSA implements industry-standard security measures.

79.2 Regular security audits and penetration testing are conducted.

79.3 Encryption is used for data in transit and at rest.

79.4 Access controls and authentication mechanisms protect user accounts.

79.5 Security incidents are investigated and addressed promptly.

79.6 Users are notified of security breaches affecting their data.

79.7 Multi-factor authentication is available and recommended.

79.8 Regular security training is provided to TNSA personnel.

79.9 Third-party security assessments validate TNSA's security posture.

79.10 Users should report suspected security vulnerabilities promptly.

15. International Data Transfers

80.1 Data may be processed in multiple jurisdictions for service delivery.

80.2 Adequate protection mechanisms are implemented for international transfers.

80.3 Standard contractual clauses are used where applicable.

80.4 Users in specific regions may have additional data protection rights.

80.5 Data localization requirements are respected where legally mandated.

16. Prohibited Uses and Content

126.1 Models may not be used for illegal activities or content generation.

126.2 Harassment, hate speech, and discriminatory content are prohibited.

126.3 Misinformation and disinformation campaigns are strictly forbidden.

126.4 Adult content generation is restricted and subject to additional terms.

126.5 Violence, self-harm, and dangerous activity promotion is prohibited.

126.6 Intellectual property infringement through model use is not permitted.

126.7 Privacy violations and unauthorized personal data processing are forbidden.

126.8 Spam, phishing, and fraudulent content generation is prohibited.

126.9 Malware, viruses, and security exploit generation is strictly forbidden.

126.10 Political manipulation and election interference are prohibited uses.

17. Safety Monitoring and Compliance

127.1 TNSA implements automated safety monitoring systems.

127.2 Human reviewers assess flagged content and usage patterns.

127.3 Users must cooperate with safety investigations and audits.

127.4 Safety violations may result in immediate service suspension.

127.5 Repeat violations may lead to permanent account termination.

127.6 Users may appeal safety decisions through established procedures.

127.7 Safety protocols are regularly updated based on emerging risks.

127.8 Industry collaboration on safety standards is actively pursued.

127.9 Research on AI safety and alignment is supported and encouraged.

127.10 Transparency reports on safety measures are published regularly.

18. Content Moderation and Enforcement

128.1 Automated content filtering systems operate continuously.

128.2 Human moderators review complex or borderline cases.

128.3 Community reporting mechanisms enable user participation in moderation.

128.4 Moderation decisions are made consistently and fairly.

128.5 Appeals processes provide recourse for disputed moderation actions.

128.6 Moderation policies are transparent and publicly available.

128.7 Cultural and contextual factors are considered in moderation decisions.

128.8 Moderation systems are regularly audited for bias and effectiveness.

128.9 User education on content policies is provided and promoted.

128.10 Feedback on moderation decisions is collected and analyzed.

19. Rate Limiting and Fair Use

129.1 API rate limits prevent abuse and ensure fair access.

129.2 Usage quotas may apply to different service tiers.

129.3 Excessive usage may result in temporary throttling.

129.4 Enterprise customers may receive higher usage allowances.

129.5 Rate limit increases may be requested for legitimate use cases.

129.6 Abuse of rate limiting systems may result in service suspension.

129.7 Fair use principles guide rate limiting policy development.

129.8 Usage analytics help optimize rate limiting parameters.

129.9 Alternative access methods may be provided for high-volume users.

129.10 Rate limiting policies are subject to change with notice.

20. Research and Academic Use

130.1 Academic researchers may receive preferential access and pricing.

130.2 Research use must be for legitimate academic or scientific purposes.

130.3 Publication of research results using TNSA models is encouraged.

130.4 Proper attribution and citation of TNSA models is required.

130.5 Research collaborations with TNSA may provide additional benefits.

130.6 Student access may be provided through institutional agreements.

130.7 Research ethics approval may be required for certain studies.

130.8 Data sharing agreements may apply to research collaborations.

130.9 Research findings may inform TNSA model development and safety.

130.10 Academic conferences and workshops are supported by TNSA.

21. Disclaimers and Warranties

176.1 TNSA services are provided "as is" without warranties of any kind.

176.2 No guarantee is made regarding model accuracy, reliability, or fitness for purpose.

176.3 Users assume all risks associated with model outputs and decisions.

176.4 TNSA disclaims liability for indirect, consequential, or punitive damages.

176.5 Maximum liability is limited to fees paid by user in preceding 12 months.

176.6 Force majeure events excuse performance delays or failures.

176.7 Users must maintain appropriate insurance for their use cases.

176.8 Professional advice should be sought for critical applications.

176.9 Model outputs should be verified independently before reliance.

176.10 TNSA reserves right to modify services without liability.

22. Indemnification and User Responsibility

177.1 Users indemnify TNSA against claims arising from their use of services.

177.2 Users are responsible for compliance with applicable laws and regulations.

177.3 Third-party claims related to user content are user's responsibility.

177.4 Users must defend TNSA against intellectual property infringement claims.

177.5 Indemnification obligations survive termination of these terms.

177.6 TNSA will provide reasonable notice of indemnification claims.

177.7 Users may control defense of claims subject to TNSA approval.

177.8 Settlement of claims requires mutual agreement.

177.9 Indemnification excludes TNSA's gross negligence or willful misconduct.

177.10 Insurance requirements may apply to high-risk use cases.

23. Dispute Resolution and Governing Law

178.1 These terms are governed by Delaware state law.

178.2 Disputes must be resolved through binding arbitration.

178.3 Arbitration proceedings are confidential and private.

178.4 Class action lawsuits are waived by users.

178.5 Emergency injunctive relief may be sought in court.

178.6 Arbitration costs are allocated according to arbitrator's discretion.

178.7 Appeals of arbitration decisions are limited.

178.8 International users may have additional dispute resolution rights.

178.9 Mediation is encouraged before formal arbitration proceedings.

178.10 Venue for any court proceedings is Delaware.

24. Termination and Survival

179.1 Either party may terminate these terms with appropriate notice.

179.2 TNSA may terminate immediately for material breaches.

179.3 Users may terminate by ceasing use and deleting accounts.

179.4 Certain provisions survive termination indefinitely.

179.5 Data deletion procedures apply upon termination.

179.6 Outstanding payment obligations survive termination.

179.7 License grants may continue for specific use cases.

179.8 Confidentiality obligations survive termination.

179.9 Termination does not affect accrued rights or obligations.

179.10 Reinstatement may be possible subject to TNSA discretion.

25. Miscellaneous Provisions

180.1 These terms constitute the entire agreement between parties.

180.2 Modifications must be in writing and signed by authorized representatives.

180.3 Severability clause preserves validity of remaining terms.

180.4 No waiver of rights occurs without express written consent.

180.5 Assignment of rights requires prior written approval.

180.6 Headings are for convenience only and not legally binding.

180.7 Electronic signatures are accepted and legally binding.

180.8 Notice requirements specify acceptable delivery methods.

180.9 Force majeure events excuse performance temporarily.

180.10 These terms are effective immediately upon acceptance.

26. Updates and Amendments (Clauses 181-200)

181.1 TNSA reserves the right to update these terms periodically.

181.2 Material changes will be communicated with 30 days advance notice.

181.3 Continued use after changes constitutes acceptance of new terms.

181.4 Users may terminate if they disagree with term modifications.

181.5 Version history of terms is maintained and accessible.

182.1 Emergency safety updates may be implemented immediately.

182.2 Legal compliance updates take effect upon publication.

182.3 User feedback on proposed changes is welcomed and considered.

182.4 Grandfathering provisions may apply to existing users.

182.5 Translation accuracy is not guaranteed for non-English versions.

183.1 Contact information for legal notices is maintained current.

183.2 Business days exclude weekends and recognized holidays.

183.3 Time zones for deadlines are specified as Eastern Time.

183.4 Currency references are to United States Dollars unless specified.

183.5 Age verification may be required for certain services.

184.1 Accessibility accommodations are provided upon request.

184.2 Multiple language support is available for key documents.

184.3 Technical support channels are specified in service documentation.

184.4 Service level agreements are detailed in separate documents.

184.5 Privacy policy is incorporated by reference.

185.1 Cookie policy governs website data collection practices.

185.2 Marketing communications require explicit opt-in consent.

185.3 Third-party integrations are subject to separate terms.

185.4 Beta features are provided without warranties or guarantees.

185.5 Feedback and suggestions become property of TNSA.

186.1 Open source components are governed by their respective licenses.

186.2 Patent rights are reserved except as expressly granted.

186.3 Trademark usage requires prior written permission.

186.4 Copyright notices must be preserved in redistributions.

186.5 Reverse engineering restrictions apply to proprietary components.

187.1 Export control compliance is user's responsibility.

187.2 Sanctions screening may be performed on users and transactions.

187.3 Government use may be subject to additional terms.

187.4 Law enforcement cooperation is provided as legally required.

187.5 National security considerations may affect service availability.

188.1 Environmental impact reduction efforts are ongoing.

188.2 Sustainability reporting is published annually.

188.3 Carbon offset programs may be available.

188.4 Energy efficiency improvements are continuously pursued.

188.5 Green computing practices are implemented where feasible.

189.1 Diversity and inclusion principles guide TNSA operations.

189.2 Bias mitigation efforts are ongoing in model development.

189.3 Fairness assessments are conducted regularly.

189.4 Inclusive design principles are applied to user interfaces.

189.5 Community engagement promotes diverse perspectives.

190.1 Innovation partnerships with academic institutions are encouraged.

190.2 Startup programs may provide preferential access terms.

190.3 Developer community resources are maintained and updated.

190.4 Technical documentation is kept current and comprehensive.

190.5 Code examples and tutorials are provided for common use cases.

191.1 Quality assurance processes ensure service reliability.

191.2 Performance monitoring identifies and addresses issues proactively.

191.3 Capacity planning ensures adequate resource availability.

191.4 Disaster recovery procedures protect against service disruptions.

191.5 Business continuity plans address various risk scenarios.

192.1 Customer success programs support user adoption and success.

192.2 Training resources help users maximize value from services.

192.3 Best practices documentation guides optimal usage patterns.

192.4 Community forums facilitate peer-to-peer support.

192.5 Expert consultation services may be available for complex use cases.

193.1 Competitive analysis informs service improvements.

193.2 Market research guides product development priorities.

193.3 User feedback drives feature enhancement decisions.

193.4 Industry trends influence strategic planning.

193.5 Technology roadmaps are shared with key stakeholders.

194.1 Partnership opportunities are evaluated based on mutual benefit.

194.2 Integration capabilities enable ecosystem connectivity.

194.3 API standards facilitate third-party development.

194.4 Certification programs validate partner competencies.

194.5 Revenue sharing models support partner success.

195.1 Financial transparency is maintained in public reporting.

195.2 Audit procedures ensure compliance with financial regulations.

195.3 Tax obligations are met in all operating jurisdictions.

195.4 Pricing models are designed for fairness and sustainability.

195.5 Payment processing security meets industry standards.

196.1 Corporate governance follows best practices and legal requirements.

196.2 Board oversight ensures strategic alignment and accountability.

196.3 Stakeholder engagement promotes transparency and trust.

196.4 Risk management frameworks address operational and strategic risks.

196.5 Compliance programs ensure adherence to applicable regulations.

197.1 Social responsibility initiatives benefit communities and society.

197.2 Ethical AI development principles guide all activities.

197.3 Human rights considerations are integrated into operations.

197.4 Charitable contributions support education and research.

197.5 Volunteer programs encourage employee community engagement.

198.1 Future technology developments will be governed by updated terms.

198.2 Emerging use cases may require additional policy development.

198.3 Regulatory changes will be incorporated as legally required.

198.4 Industry standards evolution will influence policy updates.

198.5 User needs assessment drives continuous improvement efforts.

199.1 Global expansion may introduce jurisdiction-specific terms.

199.2 Localization efforts respect cultural and legal differences.

199.3 International cooperation promotes responsible AI development.

199.4 Cross-border data flows comply with applicable frameworks.

199.5 Diplomatic considerations may affect service availability.

200.1 These comprehensive terms represent TNSA's commitment to responsible AI development and deployment, ensuring that all stakeholders benefit from advanced AI technologies while maintaining safety, security, and ethical standards throughout the AI ecosystem.