Sag-AI | Asena | John Gursoy | Platfrom Responsibility

[ Purpose and Scope ]

This page defines the responsibility framework governing platforms operated by John Gursoy, including Sag-AI and Asena (collectively, the “Platform”). It exists to clarify the role of the Platform, the nature of system-generated outputs, and the respective responsibilities of users and operators.

This framework applies globally and is intended to be interpreted in accordance with applicable local laws and regulations.

[ Nature of the Platform ]

The Platform provides access to artificial intelligence–assisted systems designed to support analysis, communication, and decision-making processes initiated by users.

The Platform:

• does not act as a human speaker;
• does not assert facts, opinions, or intent;
• does not publish content on its own behalf;
• does not replace professional judgment or authority.

All system outputs are generated probabilistically in response to user-initiated inputs and do not constitute statements, endorsements, or representations by the Platform.

[ Content Attribution and Responsibility ]

Users remain solely responsible for:

• the prompts they submit;
• how outputs are interpreted;
• how outputs are used, relied upon, shared, or acted upon.

System-generated outputs:

• are informational and assistive in nature;
• may be incomplete, inaccurate, or unsuitable for specific contexts or purposes;
• must be independently verified before any use in legal, financial, medical, or professional contexts.

The Platform does not assume responsibility for user decisions, actions, or outcomes resulting from reliance on system outputs.

The Platform enforces heightened safeguards for content involving minors and does not permit the generation or facilitation of underage sexual or exploitative material under any circumstances.

To learn more, please review our Safety Policy:

[ Platform Role and Non-Publisher Status ]

The Platform functions as a system facilitator, not as a publisher, author, or speaker.

The Platform:

• does not originate intent;
• does not independently generate content absent user initiation;
• does not exercise editorial control over individual outputs;
• does not substitute human agency.

Nothing within the Platform should be interpreted as creating publisher-level responsibility or automated authorship.

[ Limitations of Automation ]

Artificial intelligence systems used within the Platform:

• do not possess consciousness, intent, or moral agency;
• do not understand context in the human sense;
• cannot evaluate real-world consequences.

Accordingly, the Platform cannot and does not guarantee correctness, legality, or suitability of any output.

Automation is provided to assist users — not to replace accountability.

[ Jurisdictional Interpretation ]

Legal interpretation of artificial intelligence systems varies by jurisdiction. The Platform does not represent that its services are compliant with all laws in all locations.

Users are responsible for ensuring that their use of the Platform complies with applicable laws, regulations, and professional standards in their jurisdiction.

Where conflicts arise, local law shall prevail.

[ No Waiver of Human Responsibility ]

Nothing within the Platform:

• transfers responsibility from users to the system;
• removes the need for human review;
• authorizes automated enforcement or decision-making.

Human judgment remains essential and irreplaceable.

[ Ongoing Governance ]

The Platform continuously reviews:

• safety practices;
• system boundaries;
• policy alignment with evolving legal frameworks.

This page may be updated periodically to reflect regulatory developments, without altering the foundational responsibility structure described herein.

[ Closing Statement ]

Artificial intelligence changes how information is accessed, but it does not change who is responsible.

The Platform is built to support humans — not to replace judgment, accountability, or the rule of law.

Responsibility remains human. Authority remains human. Consequences remain human.