AI structures the reasoning. The founder owns the decision.

Morrow assists founders and their teams with commercial decision-making. Outputs may be incomplete, incorrect, or out of date. Users are responsible for reviewing outputs and for the decisions they approve.

Morrow separates confirmed company information from model inference. Inferences are labeled and can be corrected or rejected. Approved decisions and structured records are distinct from AI-generated analysis.

Where supported, recommendations reference the company records and approved evidence used to produce them. Missing sources and low-confidence inputs affect the strength of the recommendation.

Contradictions and missing information are surfaced alongside the recommendation rather than being averaged into a single confident sentence.

Imported conversation context may not clearly separate authorship. Morrow treats imported conversations as non-authoritative context until an authorized member reviews and confirms what should become part of the company record.

Constraints, experiments, and decisions enter the company record only after an authorized member approves, modifies, or rejects them. Approval, modification, and rejection are first-class actions and are recorded in the company's audit history.

Morrow routes AI requests through its AI gateway to one or more model providers. The specific provider, model, and configuration used for a given request may change over time as Morrow improves quality, latency, or availability. Whether a provider retains inputs for training depends on that provider's applicable contract and configuration.

Morrow does not claim its AI is unbiased, fully explainable, deterministic, always current, always evidence-based, or guaranteed to improve results. Morrow is not a fiduciary and is not a substitute for a professional advisor. Consequential claims should be independently verified before acting.

If AI output appears incorrect, misleading, or unsafe, report it through the in-app feedback control or support@meetmorrow.ai. Morrow reviews feedback to improve prompts, guardrails, and evaluation.