Jarvis is an AI system that learns from public interactions to explore communication patterns on the internet.

It operates as an experimental system designed to observe, process, and respond to digital inputs.

If you interact with Jarvis (e.g. through comments, messages, or replies):

• Your message may be processed by AI systems
• Your input may be used to improve response behaviour
• Your data may contribute to aggregated pattern analysis

Jarvis does not:

• Store personal identifiers such as usernames or profile data
• Build individual user profiles
• Sell, share, or distribute personal data to third parties

Messages may be temporarily processed and stored for system functionality.

• Raw interaction data is not retained long-term
• Only anonymised patterns, representations, or learned structures may persist
• Data is handled in a way that prioritises minimal retention and abstraction

You can request deletion of your data at any time.

To do so, send a message containing:

Processing is based on legitimate interest for research and system improvement, with respect for user rights and transparency.

Jarvis Protocol aims to operate in a way that is proportionate, transparent, and respectful of user data.