Inqevra AI Legal Center
AI Transparency and Output Disclaimer
What Inqevra AI is, how provider-backed models work, and how users should evaluate generated output.
- Effective
- 23 September 2026
- Last updated
- 23 September 2026
- Status
- Pre-launch policy
1. What Inqevra AI provides
Inqevra AI is a user-facing workspace created by Inquev. It combines chat, documents, files, images, audio, video, code, and related workflows. AI capabilities may be supplied through OpenAI and other disclosed technology providers.
Product-branded model names describe product experiences, routing, limits, and capability levels. They do not mean that Inquev trained or owns every underlying foundation model.
2. Outputs can be wrong
- Outputs may contain factual errors, fabricated citations, incorrect calculations, unsafe code, mistranslations, bias, or outdated information.
- A confident tone does not establish accuracy.
- Sources, quotations, links, legal provisions, medical information, and numerical results must be independently verified.
- Regenerating or changing models may produce a different answer without making it more accurate.
3. No professional advice
Outputs are general information and are not a substitute for advice, diagnosis, representation, or services from a qualified medical, mental-health, legal, financial, tax, accounting, engineering, security, or other licensed professional.
Do not delay emergency assistance or professional care because of an AI response. Contact appropriate local emergency services when immediate danger exists.
4. Human review for consequential use
A qualified person must review evidence, context, applicable rules, fairness, and potential impact before using output for a high-impact decision. Inqevra AI must not make the final decision about a person's employment, credit, insurance, housing, education, healthcare, legal rights, immigration, or access to essential services.
5. Code and cybersecurity
Generated code and commands may be insecure, destructive, incompatible, or legally restricted. Review code, scan dependencies, test in an isolated environment, maintain backups, apply least privilege, and obtain authorisation before interacting with systems or data.
6. Images, audio, and video
Generated or edited media may resemble real people, places, brands, copyrighted works, or events. You are responsible for necessary permissions, disclosures, consent, provenance, and lawful use.
Do not present synthetic media as authentic evidence, impersonate people deceptively, or create prohibited intimate, exploitative, fraudulent, or harmful content.
7. Similarity and intellectual property
Because AI systems learn patterns and serve many users, outputs may be similar to content produced for others. Inquev does not guarantee uniqueness, copyrightability, non-infringement, trademark clearance, or availability for registration.
8. Current information and web content
Without an enabled live source, a model may not know recent events. When web search or external tools are enabled, sources can still be incomplete, unavailable, malicious, or wrong. Check the source, date, author, and context before relying on it.
9. Reporting problems
Report dangerous, unlawful, privacy-invasive, or seriously inaccurate output to support@technovix.in. Include the relevant conversation or content identifier when safe, and remove unnecessary sensitive information.
