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Incident #9604DC · 09 JAN 2026notable
ChatGPT / Terms of Service EU

ChatGPT terms add a Healthcare product section and drop Enterprise indemnity sentence

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The terms now cover ChatGPT Enterprise, Edu, Healthcare and Business, and add a ChatGPT for Healthcare section. It tells users to verify outputs, use independent professional judgment, and not use it to analyze medical images or signals; a separate Business Associate and Healthcare Addendum applies. The sentence extending OpenAI's indemnity to Enterprise customers for output infringement claims, and the Administrators sentence, no longer appear in this section.

Taken from you

  • ChatGPT for Healthcare users may not use it to analyze medical images or signals (ECG, genomic sequences)

Won back

  • Dedicated terms for ChatGPT for Healthcare, with a Business Associate and Healthcare Addendum
  • Edu and Healthcare offerings named alongside Enterprise and Business
Evidence · 4 of 4 quotes matched in source
OpenAI’s indemnification obligations to ChatGPT Enterprise customers under the Agreement include claims that Customer’s use or distribution of Output infringes a third party’s intellectual property right.− struck · ✓ matched in source
Do not use ChatGPT for Healthcare to analyze medical images or patterns/signals from signal acquisition systems or in vitro diagnostic devices (such as an ECG waveforms or genomic sequences).+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
(ii) Customer’s Business Associate and Healthcare Addendum applies to Customer’s use of ChatGPT for Healthcare.+ inserted · ✓ matched in source
ChatGPT Enterprise and Business accounts are managed by End Users with administrative privileges (“Administrators”).− struck · ✓ matched in source
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