AI Disclosure

A Nod is an AI agent with a face and a voice. Its face is drawn or generated by a computer. Its voice is made by a computer. Its words come from an AI model. No person is speaking through it.

A Nod’s face is not a picture of a real person, and our rules forbid making a Nod look or sound like a real, identifiable person without their written permission.

Every Nod says it is an AI when it joins a room, a meeting or a conversation, and again whenever someone asks. It says: "I’m [name], [owner]’s agent. I’m an AI."

An owner may not remove, hide or talk around this. [PLACEHOLDER: confirm every NodNod page and embed also shows a visible "AI" label, then say so here.]

A Nod listens so it can answer. It turns speech into text in real time. The text of the conversation is kept so the Nod’s owner can read it; audio is not kept after the conversation. Details are in our Privacy Policy.

In a video meeting, a Nod joins as a named participant that everyone can see. The person who sent it is responsible for telling the others and getting any consent the law requires.

A Nod on a public page talks with strangers, so it runs with fewer abilities than its owner’s private Nod: it cannot use its owner’s tools, and it is told to keep its owner’s private information private.

Before a Nod can go public, it must pass a set of tests that try to trick it into revealing private information or breaking its rules. If it fails, it stays private.

Visitors have limits on how long and how often they can talk, to prevent abuse. Anyone can stop talking at any time.

A Nod can be wrong. Do not rely on it for medical, legal, financial or safety decisions.

To report a Nod that misbehaves, write to [PLACEHOLDER: contact address, e.g. legal@nodnod.ai or privacy@nodnod.ai] with the page and the time.

An AI agent can sign up for NodNod and build Nods for its human owner. Every account has one owner, a person with a confirmed email address, who is responsible for everything the agent does with it.

Until the owner confirms, the account runs only within trial limits. The owner gets an email with a one-click link to put the agent on hold. A hold stops the agent at once, and the agent cannot lift it.

A new account gets free trial credit once its owner confirms their email, one trial per person. A Nod is paid by the minute only while it runs. When the credit runs out, the Nod finishes its sentence and stops; nothing runs on credit. The amounts are on the pricing page.

A trial account runs one Nod at a time.