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Terms of service

Last updated: 2026-08-02. Plain language on purpose.

1. What XEmulator is

XEmulator generates fictional, simulated parody of public discourse. It imitates the documented public posting styles of widely-covered public figures. No output is a real statement by a real person, and every output is labeled as simulated.

XEmulator explores what could happen. It is scenario exploration, not prediction: a run is one plausible reaction, not a forecast of what anyone will say or do, and it is not a fact, a measurement, or advice.

2. Access today

The site is in a waitlist phase. There are no accounts, no passwords and no payments on this surface. You can watch a pre-generated demo simulation, run a limited number of live simulations, and join the waitlist with an email address. Runs are rate-limited per network address, and live runs may be replaced by pre-generated demos when the daily inference budget is spent.

3. Acceptable use

Do not use XEmulator to present simulated output as a real person's words (removing the SIMULATED labeling violates these terms), to harass or defame anyone, to generate content about private individuals or minors, or to interfere with the service. We screen submitted scenarios and refuse ones involving sexual content, violence, criminal accusations, or private information about real people. We may block access that works around this.

4. Content and rights

You own the scenario text you write. Simulated output is provided to you for personal and internal business use, including sharing via our share links and cards, which carry the SIMULATED labeling. Keep that labeling intact. The panel consists of public figures simulated in their public roles, as commentary and parody.

5. Public figures

Any public figure, or their representative, may ask to be removed from the panel by writing to contact@xemulator.com. We act on removal requests and do not require a legal filing to do so.

6. The honest caveats

The service is provided as-is. Simulations are probabilistic exploration and planning aids. They are not guarantees, estimates, or predictions of how anyone will actually behave. We publish no accuracy claims, because we have not measured any. To the extent the law allows, we are not liable for decisions made on the basis of a simulation.

7. Changes and contact

We may update these terms; material changes are announced on this page. Questions: contact@xemulator.com.