HiGPT Organization / Administrator Terms of Use

1. Contracting Party and Management Responsibility

Contracting details.

2. User and Permission Management

Organizations must manage accounts, permissions, user lifecycle, transfers, graduation, withdrawal, retirement, and contract termination.

3. Explanation Responsibilities to Students, Guardians, and Teachers

The organization is responsible for explaining HiGPT use and data handling to students, guardians, teachers, and administrators. The organization is responsible for required notices, approvals, consent, guardian communication, and internal rules.

4. Explanation Responsibility When Student Consent Clicks Are Omitted

Student forced consent clicks may be omitted for classroom convenience. If omitted, the organization must ensure that students and guardians can review the Student Terms, Privacy Policy, and relevant notices through handouts, LMS, service links, school notices, or other reasonable methods. HiGPT does not automatically verify that every student or guardian has individually consented.

5. Minors and Guardians

Minors and guardians.

6. Setting Purposes of Use for Student Data

Purpose of use.

7. Management of Teacher Access and Evaluation Use

Organizations must manage teacher access and prevent excessive viewing. Organizations must prevent AI-only grading or disciplinary decisions.

8. Group, Class, and Visibility Settings

Organizations must manage discussion group visibility and misconfiguration risks.

9. External AI Services, Processors, and International Processing

Organizations consent to use of OpenAI, Microsoft, Azure, AWS, and other external processors or sub-processors, including international processing where applicable.

10. Changes to External Services and Models

Service changes.

11. Security Management

Security details.

12. Administrator Operations and Audit Logs

Audit logs.

13. Data Export and External Storage

Organizations are responsible for exported, downloaded, printed, screenshotted, copied, or externally stored student data.

14. Organization Responsibility for Research Use and External Publication

Organizations are responsible for any research use, external publication, identifiable analysis, teaching-material publication, case studies, or educational-effect analysis conducted by their teachers, administrators, researchers, or staff. Such research or external use requires institutional rules, ethics review, approvals, explanation to students/guardians, consent where necessary, security controls, de-identification, and re-identification risk reduction. HiGPT does not assume responsibility for the organization’s research ethics review, approval, consent, or external publication.

15. Data Retention, Deletion, and Return

Data retention.

16. Incident Response and Notification

Incident response.

17. Safety-related Response

Safety responses.

18. Service Interruption or Suspension

Service may be interrupted or terminated due to AWS, Azure, OpenAI, Microsoft, telecommunications providers, outage, disaster, power failure, security issue, maintenance, operator accident, illness, death, long-term incapacity, or other unavoidable circumstances.

19. Service Changes or Termination

Service changes.

20. Fees, Renewal, and Cancellation

Fees and renewal.

21. Support

Support info.

22. No SLA Unless Separately Agreed

Unless separately agreed, no uptime, response time, AI availability, data restoration, or SLA is guaranteed.

23. Limitation of Liability

Liability is limited to ordinary and direct damages, excluding lost profits, indirect damages, special damages, consequential damages, loss of educational opportunity, grading impact, business interruption, reputational damage, and data loss, except in cases of intentional misconduct or gross negligence. For slight negligence, liability cap is the total HiGPT usage fee actually paid by the organization during the 12 months preceding the damage event. For free use, no liability except in cases of intentional misconduct or gross negligence.

24. Prohibited Organizational Use

Prohibited uses.

25. Intellectual Property and AI-generated Output

Intellectual property.

26. Handling Upon Contract Termination

Termination details.

27. Exclusion of Anti-social Forces

Anti-social forces.

28. Relationship Among Documents

Document relationships.

29. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

Governing law is Japanese law. First-instance exclusive jurisdiction is Hiroshima District Court.

30. Changes to These Terms

Changes.

31. Contact

[Operator Name]

[Location]

[Contact Information]

[Email Address]

[Date of Enactment]

[Date of Last Revision]