Disclaimer

1. Nature of the analyses

The analyses generated by ChatAnalyzer are produced by language models (LLMs) that identify statistical patterns in text. These results:

• Are probabilistic and orientative, not deterministic or definitive.
• May contain errors, biases or incorrect interpretations.
• Do not replace evaluation by a qualified mental-health professional, psychologist, psychiatrist, mediator or legal advisor.
• Should not be used as the sole basis for making important decisions about relationships, work or health.

2. Not a clinical diagnosis

The psychological terms used in the analyses (OCEAN/Big Five, attachment styles, defense mechanisms, narcissism, etc.) are used as descriptive frameworks for observable communicational behavior, not as clinical diagnoses. ChatAnalyzer does not diagnose personality disorders, mental-health conditions, or any kind of pathology.

If you identify concerning behaviors in a conversation — toward yourself or others — we recommend consulting a qualified mental-health professional.

3. AI accuracy and limitations

AI models have known limitations:

• Cultural and linguistic biases: models were trained primarily in English and may interpret regional expressions incorrectly.
• Lack of context: the model only sees chat text, not tone of voice, body language, prior history, or full cultural context.
• Hallucinations: models can generate confidently-stated claims that are incorrect.
• Variability: two analyses of the same chat may produce different results.

4. Third-party privacy

By uploading a conversation to ChatAnalyzer, you are solely responsible for ensuring you have the necessary consent from the people participating in that conversation, in accordance with the privacy laws applicable in your jurisdiction (including but not limited to Argentina's Personal Data Protection Law 25.326 and the European GDPR if applicable). ChatAnalyzer assumes no liability for misuse of the Service in relation to third-party data.

5. Responsible use

We recommend using ChatAnalyzer as a reflection tool, not as a verdict. Some good practices:

• Take results as a starting point for reflection, not as a conclusion.
• Do not use analyses to confront, judge, or make drastic decisions about other people.
• If an analysis causes you distress or concern, consult a professional.
• Remember that a chat is only a fraction of total human communication.

6. Liability waiver

ChatAnalyzer, its creators, contributors and infrastructure providers are not responsible for any damage — direct, indirect, emotional, relational, economic, or of any other kind — that may arise from the use of the generated analyses. The Service is provided "as is" without warranties of accuracy, completeness, or fitness for any specific purpose.