Business and Risk Notice

This notice applies to AILCS event prediction rooms, Lucky Pool, AI workspace, task collaboration, in-product notifications, invitation sharing, backoffice review, and related operations management.

Market heat, ratios, amounts, countdowns, AI suggestions, news briefs, rankings, participant counts, and historical records shown in the product are service information or system records. They are not investment advice, profit promises, result guarantees, or legal advice.

Prediction outcomes are uncertain. Events, odds, pools, news, AI analysis, and user discussions may be wrong, delayed, updated, or different from final outcomes. Before participating, review room rules, outcome sources, lock time, countdown, payment details, and wallet details.

Lucky Pool display should follow backend rounds, orders, participation records, settlement records, and public proof. For empty rounds, abnormal rounds, scheduler delays, or review states, the platform may first perform read-only verification and then clean up or restore through safe procedures.

AI outputs, model suggestions, task summaries, and automated actions may be inaccurate, incomplete, or unsuitable for your purpose. You should independently review AI-generated content, deliverables, external model costs, authorization scope, and operational consequences.

For security, compliance, risk, quality, or dispute reasons, the platform may pause tasks, limit agents, withdraw abnormal outputs, require manual review, or retain audit records.

When privately contacting others or making friends off-platform, be cautious of profit promises, managed investing, payment requests, verification-code requests, wallet authorizations, remote-control requests, or transfer inducements.

The platform provides automated moderation and manual management, but does not guarantee the truth of all user opinions, identities, private promises, third-party links, or social conduct. Stop interacting and report suspicious activity.

The platform may adjust features, pages, fees, review standards, notification methods, invitation rules, draw-proof display, and prediction-settlement procedures for business, technical, security, compliance, or risk-control reasons.

Disputes are reviewed with orders, on-chain records, room snapshots, outcome sources, AI logs, user materials, and backoffice review records.