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AI and Model Limitations

A useful probability is still an estimate. Treat every score and explanation as an input to verify, not an instruction to follow.

Last updated July 19, 2026 · Effective July 19, 2026

1. What outputs mean

Zavit Scores, forecasts, scenario ranges, summaries, explanations, alerts, and market comparisons are informational estimates produced from available data, assumptions, code, and statistical or generative models. A market price reflects market activity; a Zavit estimate reflects a model. Neither is a fact about the future.

2. Known limitations

  • Inputs can be delayed, incomplete, revised, duplicated, incorrectly mapped, or unavailable.
  • Models can be miscalibrated, overfit, systematically biased, or poorly suited to a new regime or rare event.
  • Generative summaries can omit context, misstate a rule, or confidently produce an incorrect explanation.
  • Historical performance does not guarantee future accuracy, liquidity, execution quality, or profit.

3. Verify the controlling source

Read the venue's current market question, close time, resolution source, contract rules, fees, and order book. Similar titles across venues can resolve differently. When Zavit conflicts with a venue's official record, the venue's record controls the venue account and contract.

4. No personalized advice or autonomous action

Outputs are not investment, legal, tax, accounting, or personalized financial advice. They do not account for your complete circumstances. Zavit does not autonomously place production orders in this launch. You remain responsible for every decision you make outside Zavit.

5. Responsible interpretation

Use multiple sources, examine uncertainty, test sensitivity to assumptions, and risk only funds you can afford to lose. A concise explanation should never replace the full contract or independent judgment.

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