Legal
Copyright and Content Responsibility
Last updated: 18 October 2026
What this means
Geocentric does not host user-published content. There is no upload, no public sharing, and no library of user material — anything you generate with a locally run model stays on your own machine. So there is no designated copyright agent and no takedown queue, and we are not going to publish the machinery of one we do not operate.
What this page does set out is who is responsible for what, and how to reach us if you believe a Geocentric model has reproduced your work.
User responsibility
These points apply to everything you give a Geocentric model and everything you do with what it returns:
- You are responsible for your prompts and inputs, your use of outputs, and the actions you take using a model.
- You must hold the rights and permissions necessary for the content you give a model.
- You must comply with applicable law, including copyright law, and you may not use a model to infringe someone else's rights.
- Geocentric does not endorse and does not assume responsibility for the independent conduct of people who use or modify our releases.
- Our limitations of liability remain subject to applicable law and do not exclude what cannot lawfully be excluded.
They also appear in the Terms of Service, which is the agreement they form part of. The licence that covers each model is explained in Licences and trademarks.
We do not host user content
Geocentric runs no upload, publishing or sharing feature, and models you run locally never send us anything. We do not retain prompts and responses, as described in the Privacy Policy, so there is no repository of user material.
Because we do not host user-published material, there is nothing for a takedown notice to remove, and we have not designated a copyright agent. If we later add a feature that hosts user content, we will publish the corresponding process before that feature launches.
Model output and copyright
Two things that are frequently assumed and are not true. Text generated by an AI system is not automatically protected by copyright — material lacking sufficient human authorship may not be protectable at all. And generated text is not guaranteed to be free of others' rights: a model can produce text resembling material it was trained on. We do not warrant either way. See the Terms of Service and our AI and Model Disclosure.
Raising a copyright concern
If you believe a Geocentric model reproduces your work, or that material we publish on this website infringes your copyright, write to contact@geocentricai.com. Please include what the work is, where you saw the problem — for a model output, the prompt and the response are the most useful thing you can send — and how to reach you.
We will investigate and respond. Where a concern is substantiated we will act on it, which may include removing material we publish or adjusting how a model is released or trained.
Our training data sources are published on the Training Data Transparency page, so you can see what went into a model before you write to us.