AI is a copilot, not the authority.
CryptoSignal OS can accelerate analysis, but all material outputs require evidence review and human decision ownership.
Last updated July 13, 2026
Human judgment stays in command
The product is designed around assisted analysis, diagnostic structure, and controlled recommendations. It should not be used as an autonomous decision-maker or as a substitute for qualified professional review.
How AI Is Used
- CryptoSignal OS may use AI to summarize market inputs, explain signals, identify evidence gaps, surface conflicts, frame uncertainty, compare scenarios, and produce research-ready reports.
- AI outputs may be generated from user inputs, demo data, platform rules, scoring logic, retrieval context, system prompts, and third-party model responses.
- The product is designed to support judgment, not replace the judgment of executives, operators, legal counsel, financial professionals, risk officers, tax professionals, or compliance teams.
Known AI Limitations
- AI can hallucinate, omit important facts, overstate certainty, misunderstand context, preserve bias, or produce text that sounds authoritative but is incorrect.
- AI may not know your jurisdiction, account terms, custody arrangements, internal controls, regulatory status, exchange obligations, data sensitivity, or authorized decision rights.
- AI can be affected by incomplete prompts, inaccurate inputs, outdated data, ambiguous questions, adversarial instructions, or missing evidence.
Human-In-The-Loop Requirement
- Every AI-generated market signal, risk register, scenario, forecast, ranking, recommendation-style explanation, or executive summary must be reviewed by qualified humans before use.
- Human reviewers should check source evidence, challenge assumptions, confirm missing information, document decision rights, and assess jurisdiction-specific obligations.
- If the output could affect money, legal rights, regulated obligations, customers, counterparties, health, safety, privacy, or public disclosures, obtain professional review before acting.
Prohibited Sole Reliance
- Do not use AI outputs as the sole basis for legal, tax, accounting, investment, securities, commodities, credit, employment, insurance, healthcare, public-company, regulated, safety-critical, trading, custody, or capital-allocation decisions.
- Do not use AI outputs to make deceptive marketing claims, investor promises, compliance certifications, audit claims, risk-free claims, guaranteed-return claims, or regulator-approved claims.
- Do not use AI outputs to bypass internal approvals, trading policies, security review, privacy review, model-risk governance, or executive decision gates.
Evidence Gates And Guardrails
- CryptoSignal OS may include evidence checks, missing-evidence flags, conflict signals, confidence labels, scoring dimensions, review prompts, and proprietary guardrails.
- These safeguards are designed to improve decision quality but cannot guarantee correctness, completeness, security, compliance, or fitness for a particular purpose.
- Treat guardrail warnings as prompts for review, not as exhaustive statements of everything that could be wrong.
User Prompt Responsibilities
- Users are responsible for submitting accurate, authorized, relevant, and lawful context.
- Users should not submit credentials, private keys, regulated sensitive data, confidential third-party data, or material nonpublic information unless specifically authorized under a written agreement.
- Users should phrase prompts carefully, preserve assumptions, and verify generated outputs against primary evidence.
Corrections And Escalations
- If an output appears wrong, unsafe, biased, legally sensitive, financially material, or operationally risky, do not rely on it.
- Escalate material issues to qualified professionals and, where appropriate, contact support with the report, prompt context, account email, and a description of the concern.
- AI safety, privacy, and data-use concerns can be sent to support@cryptosignalos.com.