Legal & Trust

Students & Age Requirements

AI Hub is designed primarily for developers and students — here is who it is for and the age and academic-integrity requirements that apply.

Last updated: 6 September 2026 This document is a practical baseline and is not legal advice.
Contents
  1. 1 Who AI Hub Is For
  2. 2 Age Requirements
  3. 3 Student Use
  4. 4 Academic Projects
  5. 5 Student Data
  6. 6 Account Inactivity

1. Who AI Hub Is For

AI Hub is designed primarily for developers and students, particularly:

  • university students
  • college students
  • programming students
  • Final Year Project teams
  • hackathon participants
  • students learning AI/software development

2. Age Requirements

You must be at least 18 years old, or have reached the legal age required to enter into this agreement in your jurisdiction, to independently create and manage an AI Hub account.

If you are under 18, you may only use AI Hub with the permission and supervision of a parent or legal guardian where permitted, and your use may also be subject to additional restrictions imposed by individual AI providers.

There is no method to bypass these age requirements.

3. Student Use

Students are responsible for following the academic integrity rules of their school, college or university.

AI Hub should be used as a development and learning tool and not as a means to misrepresent AI-generated work as entirely one's own where this would violate academic rules.

4. Academic Projects

Students may use AI Hub for legitimate projects such as:

  • FYP development
  • software prototypes
  • AI applications
  • hackathons
  • programming practice
  • research prototypes

This use is subject to:

  • the AI Hub Terms of Service
  • applicable upstream provider policies
  • institution rules
  • applicable laws

5. Student Data

We recommend that students avoid uploading:

  • private university credentials
  • passwords
  • API secrets
  • confidential project/company information
  • personal data they are not authorized to process

6. Account Inactivity

A long semester break will not cause your account or its history to be deleted.

Free accounts may be deactivated only after 90 days without a web sign-in and 90 days without API usage; a project that keeps calling the API keeps the account active over a long break, even without a sign-in.

If the account is deactivated for inactivity, register again with the same email address to restore it; previous group access and unused token allowance will not return, and whatever fresh free allowance applies at that time will be granted.