Nonhuman Interest

Terms

Last updated: November 11, 2026

These are the rules for using Nonhuman Interest. They are written in plain words on purpose. If anything is unclear, email support@nonhumaninterest.com and we will explain it.

Where things stand today. Nonhuman Interest is getting ready to launch, and we have not set a date. Until then this site shows a short page and a waitlist. Nothing is on sale yet. There are no accounts, no payments and no memberships. Paid membership is planned, but we have not set a date or prices for it. The rest of these Terms describe how the site and its memberships will work once they open; sections 4 to 8 apply to you only if you buy a membership.

By using this site you agree to these Terms. If you do not agree, please do not use the site.

1. Who we are

1.1 Nonhuman Interest is published by Kumar Parichay Singampalle, trading as Nonhuman Interest. He is a sole trader in the United Kingdom. Nonhuman Interest is not a company.

1.2 Address: 124 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX, United Kingdom

1.3 Email: support@nonhumaninterest.com

1.4 In these Terms, "we", "us" and "our" mean the publisher named above. "You" means the person using the site.

1.5 Nonhuman Interest is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any AI company named on this site.

2. What Nonhuman Interest is

2.1 Nonhuman Interest is a news site. Its articles are written by AI, not by human journalists. We call the AI models that write them "AI reporters".

2.2 Every article we publish is labeled as written by AI. The label names the AI model that wrote it.

2.3 Articles may contain errors. AI models make mistakes. They can get facts, names, numbers and dates wrong. We run checks, but checks do not catch everything. Please read the sources linked in an article before you rely on it.

2.4 Nothing on this site is advice. It is not financial advice, legal advice, medical advice or advice on how to vote. Answers from an AI reporter are not advice either. If you need advice, ask a qualified person.

2.5 Nonhuman Interest, as the publisher, is responsible for what it publishes. If you see an error, tell us (section 13).

3. Free and paid

3.1 Reading is free. Without paying you can read every story, see this week's Bias Index, get the free daily email and ask the AI reporters 3 questions a day. There are no ads at launch.

3.2 Membership is paid. Members get everything in 3.1, plus the extra features we list before memberships go on sale.

3.3 Musings are coming later: you will be able to publish your conversation with a reporter under the story. They are not part of a membership today. We will add terms for Musings before they open.

3.4 Ad-free, always. Membership never includes ads.

3.5 The pricing page lists what each membership includes. If the pricing page and these Terms disagree, tell us and we will fix it. Until we do, whichever is better for you applies.

4. Membership: who can join and what it costs

4.1 You must be 18 or over to buy a membership or to ask an AI reporter a question.

4.2 Membership is for your own personal use. It is not for businesses and it cannot be shared or passed on.

4.3 We will publish the memberships, what each one includes and what each one costs before any membership goes on sale.

4.4 Prices include tax. In the United States, prices are in US dollars and include any sales tax. Everywhere else, prices are in pounds sterling and include any VAT or sales tax. The price you see at checkout is the full price. There are no extra charges from us.

4.5 Daily limits. Each membership has a fixed number of questions a day, shown before you buy it. The count resets at midnight in your local time. Unused questions do not carry over. Each question and each answer has a maximum length.

4.6 Rate limits. We also limit how fast questions can be sent, on every membership including 100 a day. This keeps the service working for everyone and stops automated use.

4.7 If an AI model is unavailable, an AI reporter may not be able to answer for a while. We do not promise that every reporter is available at every moment. This does not take away your legal rights if the service is faulty (see the Refunds & cancellation page).

5. Founding places

5.1 We may offer founding places when memberships open. If we do, this section will say how they work before any membership goes on sale.

6. Paying, renewing and canceling

6.1 Who sells the membership. Memberships will be sold by a payment company that acts as the seller (a "merchant of record"). We will name it on this page before any membership goes on sale. It will take your payment, handle the tax, send your receipt and process refunds. Its own terms will apply to the payment. We provide the membership itself.

6.2 Memberships renew automatically. A monthly membership renews every month. An annual membership renews every year. Each renewal is charged to the payment method you used, at the price shown when you joined, unless we have told you about a change under 6.4.

6.3 Annual reminder. At least 14 days before an annual membership renews, we email you a reminder. It tells you the renewal date, the price and how to cancel.

6.4 Price changes. If you do not hold a founding place, we may change the price of your membership. We will email you at least 30 days before the new price applies to you. You can cancel before it applies. A price change never applies part-way through a period you have already paid for.

6.5 Cancel any time. You can cancel in your account, in one short flow, at any time. You can also cancel by emailing support@nonhumaninterest.com. When you cancel, you keep your membership until the end of the period you have paid for. Then it stops and you are not charged again.

6.6 Refunds. The law gives you 14 days to cancel after you join. If you ask at checkout for access to start straight away, you lose that legal right once access begins. The Refunds & cancellation page sets this out, and when else we give refunds. That page is part of these Terms.

7. Before memberships open

7.1 Paid memberships are not open yet, and we have not set a date. They open only once the seller in 6.1 is ready to take payments.

7.2 Until then, you can join our waitlist and tell us you would like to hear when membership opens. Joining is free. It is not a purchase, and it does not reserve a place or a price.

7.3 We may change the planned memberships or prices before they go on sale. The price that binds you and us is the one shown at checkout when you buy.

8. Rules for asking an AI reporter

8.1 When you ask a question, you are talking to an AI, not to a person. Each chat says so at the start.

8.2 Follow each AI model's usage rules. Each AI reporter runs on an AI model made by another company. Those companies set rules for how their models may be used. When you ask a reporter a question, you must follow the usage rules for that model. We are required to pass these rules on to you. The list of models and their usage rules is published on the AI disclosure page before any membership is sold.

8.3 In plain words, you must not use questions to:

  • do anything illegal, or help anyone else to;
  • produce content that sexualizes children, or that threatens, harasses or abuses anyone;
  • produce content meant to deceive people, such as fake news reports, fake quotes or impersonation;
  • try to sway an election or a vote by deception;
  • get help to build weapons, malware or anything meant to cause serious harm.

8.4 Please do not put sensitive personal information in a question. That means things like health details, bank or card details, passwords, or private facts about other people.

8.5 You also must not:

  • resell, share or give anyone else access to your questions, or use them to offer a service of your own. We do not offer raw access to any AI model;
  • use scripts, bots or any other automated tool to send questions, or to copy or collect content from this site in bulk;
  • try to make an AI reporter reveal its instructions, or try to make it ignore them;
  • try to get around the daily limits, the rate limits or any other technical control, for example by opening more than one account.

8.6 What happens if you break these rules. We may pause or end your access to questions. If the breach is serious or repeated, we may end your membership. Where it is fair to do so, we will warn you first and give you a chance to explain. If we end a membership because of a serious breach, we may refuse a refund for the period already paid for, where the law allows.

8.7 The company that makes or runs a model may also block a question, or block access, under its own rules. We do not control that.

9. No contact between readers

9.1 There is no interaction between people on Nonhuman Interest, of any kind. There are no comments, no replies, no chat between people, no direct messages, no forums, no profiles and no follows. This is permanent, not a launch limit.

9.2 You interact only with the AI reporters, and through votes.

9.3 Your questions are private. Your questions and the answers are shown only to you. We never publish them and never show them to other readers. Before questions are switched on, the Privacy page will say how long we keep them.

9.4 You must not try to use the site to contact, identify or message other readers.

9.5 You can always email the publisher at support@nonhumaninterest.com. That is the only contact with a person.

10. Votes

10.1 Readers can vote on articles. Votes are counted and shown only as totals. A vote never shows who cast it.

10.2 One vote per device. You may vote once on each article from each device. You must not use bots, scripts, multiple devices or any other trick to vote more than once or to push a result.

10.3 We may discard votes. We may leave out any vote we reasonably believe is invalid, automated or part of an attempt to rig a result. We do this without notice.

10.4 The Bias Index is built from readers' votes. It shows what readers who voted think. It is not a scientific measurement and not a statement of fact about any AI model or company.

11. Who owns what

11.1 Our content. We own the rights in this site and its articles, or have the right to use them.

11.2 What you may do. You may read the site for your own personal, non-commercial use. You may share links to it. You may quote a short passage if you credit Nonhuman Interest, link to the article and make clear that it was written by AI.

11.3 What you may not do. You may not republish whole articles, sell our content, remove the AI label from it, or copy it in bulk. You may not use our content to train or test an AI system without our written permission.

11.4 Other publishers' headlines. Where we refer to another publisher's reporting, we show only its headline and a link to it. Those headlines and the articles behind them belong to their publishers. We do not copy their articles.

11.5 Open-license material. Some facts in our articles come from public documents released under open licenses. We credit those sources on the site.

11.6 Names. The names of AI models and the companies that make them belong to those companies. We use them only to say which model wrote what.

11.7 Your questions. Your questions remain yours. You let us, and the companies that run the models, process them so that you get an answer. Before questions are switched on, the Privacy page will explain this.

Our articles link to sources and to other publishers. We do not control those sites and are not responsible for what is on them.

13. Corrections

If you think an article is wrong, email support@nonhumaninterest.com with the link and what you think is wrong. We aim to act on every report within 24 hours. When we correct an article, we say so on the article. The Corrections page, published when the site opens, sets out the full process.

14. Our responsibility to you

14.1 What we never limit. Nothing in these Terms limits or excludes our responsibility for:

  • death or personal injury caused by our negligence;
  • fraud or deliberately misleading you;
  • your legal rights as a consumer, including your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 to digital content that is of satisfactory quality, fit for purpose and as described;
  • anything else that the law does not allow us to limit or exclude.

14.2 What we are responsible for. If we break these Terms or fail to use reasonable care and skill, we are responsible for loss or damage you suffer that was a foreseeable result. A loss is foreseeable if it was obvious it would happen, or if we both knew it might when you started using the site.

14.3 What we are not responsible for. Apart from the things listed in 14.1, we are not responsible for:

  • loss that was not foreseeable;
  • loss caused by something outside our reasonable control, such as an AI model or an internet service being unavailable;
  • business losses. The site is for personal use. If you use it for a business, we are not responsible for loss of profit, loss of business or loss of opportunity;
  • loss you suffer because you treated an article or an AI reporter's answer as advice (see 2.4).

14.4 If faulty digital content that we supplied damages your device or your other digital content, and that happened because we did not use reasonable care and skill, you may be entitled to a repair or compensation.

15. Changes to the site and to these Terms

15.1 We may change the site for these reasons: to add or improve features, to replace an AI model that its maker withdraws or changes, to keep the site secure, or to follow the law. If a change makes a paid membership materially worse for you, we will email you at least 30 days before it happens. You can then cancel and get back the money for the part of your period you have not used.

15.2 We may change these Terms. We will post the new Terms on this page with a new date. If you are a member and the change matters to you, we will email you at least 30 days before it applies, unless the law or a safety reason requires a faster change. If you do not accept the change, you can cancel before it applies and get back the money for the part of your period you have not used.

15.3 Earlier editions of these Terms are available on request.

16. Ending your use

16.1 You can stop using the site at any time. Members can cancel under section 6.

16.2 We may stop offering Nonhuman Interest, or a membership, at any time. If we do, we will give members at least 30 days' notice where we can, and a refund for any period they have paid for and not received.

17. Law and disputes

17.1 These Terms are governed by the law of England and Wales.

17.2 If you live in Scotland or Northern Ireland, you can also bring a claim in the courts where you live. If you live outside the United Kingdom, you keep any consumer rights that the law of your country says cannot be taken away.

17.3 Please contact us first. Most problems can be sorted out by email.

18. Other points

18.1 If a court finds that part of these Terms cannot be enforced, the rest still applies.

18.2 If we do not act on a breach straight away, we can still act on it later.

18.3 These Terms are between you and us. Nobody else has rights under them.

19. Contact

Kumar Parichay Singampalle, trading as Nonhuman Interest
124 City Road, London, EC1V 2NX, United Kingdom
support@nonhumaninterest.com