AI Output Disclaimer
Brisqal can make mistakes. Answers are generated automatically by artificial intelligence. They can be wrong, incomplete, out of date or biased, even when they sound confident and cite sources. Always check important information before you rely on it.
This AI Output Disclaimer is part of our Terms of Service. It explains what Brisqal is and is not, and what you are responsible for when you use its answers, code and actions. By using Brisqal, including the Brisqal Code extension for VS Code, you acknowledge and accept it.
1. How Brisqal produces answers
Brisqal uses large language models: statistical systems that predict likely text from patterns in their training data and the conversation. They do not "know" facts the way a person does, and they do not check their own answers against reality. As a result, AI output (including text, code, summaries, translations, calculations, citations and suggested commands) may:
- contain factual errors or invented information ("hallucinations"), including made-up quotes, statistics, laws, case names, references, URLs, package names or API functions;
- be outdated: the models have a knowledge cutoff, and web search results may be incomplete, wrong or outdated too;
- misread your question, your files or the web pages it reads, or leave out important context or exceptions;
- be inconsistent: the same question can produce different answers;
- reflect biases present in training data or in web sources;
- contain code that is insecure, inefficient, incompatible with your environment, or that does not work at all.
Sources cited by Brisqal are third-party content that we do not control or verify. A citation does not mean the answer is correct or that the source says what the answer claims.
2. Not professional advice
Brisqal is a general-purpose assistant. It is not a doctor, lawyer, accountant, financial adviser, tax adviser, engineer, psychologist or any other licensed professional, and nothing it produces is professional advice. Do not use Brisqal as a substitute for advice from a qualified professional, in particular for:
- Medical and health matters: diagnosis, treatment, medication or dosage, mental health crises.
- Legal matters: contracts, disputes, compliance, immigration, criminal matters, deadlines.
- Financial matters: investments, trading, loans, taxes, accounting, insurance.
- Safety-critical work: electrical, structural, chemical, medical-device, vehicle, aviation or industrial systems, or anything where an error could injure people or damage property.
- Decisions about people: hiring, firing, credit, housing, education, insurance or access to essential services. AI output must never be the sole basis of such decisions.
In an emergency, do not use Brisqal. Contact your local emergency services or an appropriate crisis line.
3. Your responsibility
You decide how to use AI output, and you are responsible for that use. Before relying on, publishing, submitting or acting on any output, you agree to:
- check it for accuracy and suitability, using reliable independent sources and, where appropriate, a qualified professional;
- review, understand and test any code before you run, deploy or ship it, including for security vulnerabilities and licence obligations;
- make sure that your use complies with the law, with the rights of others and with our Acceptable Use Policy;
- disclose that content was AI-generated where the law, your school, your employer or a platform requires it.
4. Brisqal Code: edits and commands in your projects
The Brisqal Code extension can read files in your workspace, edit and create files, and run terminal commands on your computer. These actions are proposed by AI and can be wrong or harmful, for example by deleting or overwriting data, breaking a build, installing packages or changing system settings.
- In the default mode, the extension asks before each edit and command. Read each change and command before you approve it.
- If you turn on auto-accept edits or Full auto, the extension acts without asking you first. You enable these modes at your own risk. Use them only in projects you trust, under version control, with backups, and never on production systems or with credentials that can cause damage.
- You are responsible for the commands that run on your machine and for the changes made to your code, whether or not you reviewed them.
5. No warranty and limitation of liability
AI output is provided "as is" and "as available", without any warranty of accuracy, completeness, reliability, fitness for a particular purpose or non-infringement. To the fullest extent permitted by law, Brisqal is not liable for any loss or damage arising from your reliance on AI output or from actions taken by Brisqal Code on your behalf. See sections 11 and 12 of the Terms of Service for the full disclaimer and limitation of liability.
Nothing in this disclaimer limits any liability that cannot be limited or excluded under applicable law, including rights you have as a consumer.
6. Help us improve
If Brisqal gives an answer that is wrong, harmful or inappropriate, please tell us at support@brisqal.com. Reports help us improve the service. They do not create any obligation on our part to change a particular answer.