ELP GPT is AI and can make mistakes

ELP GPT generates answers using AI models and connected tools. Responses may sound confident while containing errors, omissions, outdated information or invented citations.

Why errors happen

Generative AI predicts useful responses based on patterns, context and available information; it does not independently guarantee the truth of every statement. Web results and external tools can also be incomplete or wrong, and different models may disagree.

How to check an answer

• Verify important facts against primary sources, especially dates, numbers, quoted material and citations.
• Ask for sources and open the links yourself.
• For medical, legal, financial or safety decisions, consult qualified professionals.
• Share sensitive information only when it is necessary and you understand the applicable privacy arrangements.
• Review and authorize actions involving external accounts before they are performed. ELP GPT always asks first.

Proprietary AI and model provenance

ELP GPT includes original system engineering developed by ELP Ventures and a model research programme. Certain configurations use independent third-party inference. This distinction affects data handling, licensing, capabilities and performance: a proprietary application does not by itself establish that every foundation weight used in a response was trained by ELP Ventures.

How to interpret performance statements

Mathematical foundations, efficient routing and agent cooperation are part of the research thesis. A claim of superiority requires a published method, versioned comparison, workload description and measured results. No product tier or model label is a verified AGI claim.

Report an issue

If a response looks wrong, ask ELP GPT to correct it and include reliable sources. For service concerns, use Support.

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