Terms of Use ·
Terms of Use
Sintelligent is a public news feed about superintelligence. The publisher of the materials is Sintelligent. The owner of the project is Artemiy Svyatoslavovich Popov (Попов Артемий Святославович).
The news feed
You can read the feed free of charge and follow links to the primary sources. The feed is updated daily. Summaries and the selection of materials are produced with the help of SI and may contain errors. Check important facts against the sources; the availability of third-party pages and videos is determined by their owners.
Rights to the sources' materials and to videos belong to their right holders. Links and previews serve to introduce the materials and lead to the original.
To contact the owner: sintelligentorg@proton.me.
YouTube
The site uses YouTube API Services to select public videos. By using the site's YouTube-related features, you agree to comply with the YouTube Terms of Service. Google's data processing is described in the Google Privacy Policy.
On the first visit, a small card at the bottom edge offers two independent choices, one after the other. It does not block reading or scrolling. "Enable video" in the "Video right in the feed" card, on later interaction with a video, or in settings means acceptance of our privacy policy, these terms, and the choice to load Google materials. Until it is accepted, Google images and the player are not loaded. "No, thanks" switches off only Google materials. Consent to analytics is given with the "Allow analytics" button in the "Help improve the feed" card or with a separate item in settings; the video button does not switch it on.
Videos with confirmed embedding permission can be watched in the built-in player, which is loaded after you click the video. A link to YouTube in a new tab is also available. The availability of a video is determined by YouTube and its owner. The site does not offer video downloads, Google account sign-in, posting comments or changing subscriptions.
Metadata retention periods are checked once a day. A refresh request through the YouTube Data API v3 is made once 28 days have passed since the metadata was last obtained. Unavailable videos are removed; metadata that has not been refreshed and is 29 days old or older is deleted during the check, with a margin before YouTube's 30-day limit. Refreshing metadata does not change the date or the editorial summary of the news item.
Data and your rights
The scope and methods of data processing are described in the privacy policy. Acceptance of the terms does not mean giving up rights granted by applicable law. The terms may be updated; the date of this version is shown at the top of the page.