AI Disclosure

You are interacting with AI

When you chat with Ted, you are chatting with software backed by a large language model. Ted is not a person. Even when the conversation feels human, you are interacting with a probabilistic text generator coordinated by code.

We make this disclosure so there is no ambiguity. If you're uncertain in any conversation whether you're talking to a human or to AI, the answer is AI.

Models and purpose-specific providers

Models developed by OpenAI power Ted's conversation and reasoning, idea-first onboarding, chat titles, and the embeddings that let Ted recall earlier chats. Claude models developed by Anthropic, PBC power the agents that build and edit your websites, draft replies to your foundable's mail, and compose the videos Ted renders. The specific model varies by feature. Foundable also uses fal.ai to generate images with OpenAI's GPT Image model, Perplexity for Ted's web searches, Turbopuffer to index a foundable's chat history for recall, and Mobbin for the design references Build plans from. Judgment Labs receives traces of Ted's model calls and Build's tool activity for agent quality monitoring. The current provider scopes and data categories are maintained on our provider registry. We may change models over time and do not guarantee a specific model indefinitely.

What Ted can do

Within an authenticated foundable, Ted can:

• Read messages you send it, files you upload or keep in its workspace, your foundable's websites, and data from services you have connected.
• Search the web when a question calls for it, and cite what it found.
• Plan multi-step work and carry it out by starting Build runs, running commands in its workspace, and rendering videos.
• Run enabled workflows with connected accounts, such as publishing to social accounts, drafting and sending your foundable's mail, texting with you, and scheduled runs, within the controls you set.
• Generate text, code, images, summaries, and structured outputs.
• Maintain context across messages within a chat and recall earlier chats within the same foundable.

What Ted cannot do

• Access the contents of your device, browser history, email inbox, contacts, or private accounts unless you explicitly connect an Integration that provides the specific data. Ted can use explicit web-search tools to access public pages.
• Verify facts on its own. It can and will produce confident, fluent text that is wrong.
• Replace professional judgement (legal, medical, financial, regulatory).
• Guarantee that every provider-side action can be stopped or reversed. Stop controls prevent or interrupt supported future work; they do not undo a message, publication, purchase, or other action already completed in a third-party service.
• Persist memory beyond what we store in the database for the foundable. There is no shared memory across different foundables.

Training data and your data

Foundable does not train its own foundation models on Customer Content.

Anthropic's commercial terms prohibit training on Customer Content submitted through its services. OpenAI states that business and API data is not used for training by default, and fal.ai's API terms include a no-training commitment subject to stated exceptions. See Anthropic's Commercial Terms for the source.

Other service providers are limited to the feature scope and data categories described in our provider registry. Contact us with account-specific contractual or data-handling requirements.

Anthropic publishes model-specific information through its system and trust reporting materials. We do not have visibility into provider training data beyond what each provider publishes or contractually discloses.

AI-generated content disclosure

Output produced by Ted is AI-generated. It may be:

• Factually wrong ("hallucinated"): Ted can invent citations, names, statistics, or facts and present them confidently.
• Biased in ways inherited from the training data.
• Inappropriate for your context, audience, or jurisdiction.
• Similar or identical to output produced for other users given similar prompts.
• Out of date: the model has a knowledge cutoff and doesn't know about events after it.

Always review Output before publishing, sending, or relying on it for any consequential decision. If your jurisdiction requires you to disclose AI-generated content to recipients (e.g. AI-generated political advertising in some U.S. states), that obligation is yours to meet.

Automated decisions and human oversight

The full restrictions are in our Acceptable Use Policy. Some uses are prohibited even with human review, including criminal-justice determinations such as sentencing, parole, or predictive policing. High-impact decisions in legal, health, finance, employment, housing, education, and similar domains require qualified human review and disclosure that AI is being used, and may still be prohibited by a provider policy or applicable law.

Foundable is not approved as the sole basis for a legally or similarly significant decision about an identifiable person.

Operator controls depend on the workflow:

• Ordinary work starts from an operator instruction. When you enable a scheduled or autonomous motion, Foundable may continue within the scope, autonomy mode, budget, schedule, and connected accounts you selected until the motion is paused or disabled.
• Stop, cancel, and disconnect controls prevent or interrupt work where supported. Completed actions follow the connected provider's available edit, recall, refund, or reversal controls.
• Foundable surfaces supported project, run, output, and tool lifecycle records, while connected providers maintain their own service-side records.

Sensitive, regulated, or high-risk content

Do not submit content to Foundable that you are not authorized to share with our subprocessors (see /subprocessors). In particular:

• Protected Health Information (PHI) — Foundable's standard service is designed for general business data. Don't submit PHI.
• Full payment method numbers and cardholder data — handle through your payment processor instead.
• Government-classified information — we are not authorized to process classified material.
• Other regulated data (CJI, FERPA student records, etc.) — only with our prior written agreement that the specific use is supported.

Reporting AI issues

We take feedback seriously and use it to improve guardrails.

• Harmful or unsafe output — email abuse@foundable.com.
• Factually wrong output — email support@foundable.com.
• Bias or fairness concerns — email privacy@foundable.com.
• Security or jailbreak findings — email security@foundable.com and follow our Responsible Disclosure Policy.

Regulatory references

This disclosure explains Foundable's product behavior; it is not a representation that a particular customer use complies with the EU AI Act, California's AI laws, Colorado's AI laws, or any sector-specific rule. Customers remain responsible for notices, qualified human review, content labeling or machine-readable marking, bias or impact assessments, and other obligations that apply to their use.