OpenRouter corrected a typographical error in its restriction on accessing Restricted Models, changing 'will now allow' to 'will not allow' in the usage restrictions clause. The updated language now correctly states that users agree not to allow their Authorized Users or customers to use the Service to access Restricted Models through circumvention methods. Additionally, the document underwent organizational restructuring, with cross-references updated from Section 18 to Section 19 in the liability limitation clause, reflecting a renumbering of the terms document.
The updated terms correct what appears to have been a typographical error in the usage restrictions clause. The previous version stated users 'will now allow' Authorized Users or customers to access Restricted Models through circumvention, which contradicted the stated policy intent. The corrected language states users 'will not allow' such access, aligning the written terms with the stated restriction. This is a clarification rather than a substantive policy change, as the corrected language reflects what the terms appear to have intended to authorize from the beginning.
The updated terms correct a typographical error that had inverted the meaning of the usage restriction on Restricted Models, restoring clarity about what circumvention practices are prohibited. This correction eliminates potential interpretive ambiguity that could have affected how the restriction is applied or enforced.
Corrected language now clearly states users will not allow circumvention of access safeguards, aligning written terms with stated policy intent
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This change corrects a material typographical error in the Restricted Models access provision that had inverted the meaning of the usage restriction. The error, if left in place, could have created interpretive ambiguity about whether users were prohibited from or permitted to circumvent model access safeguards. The correction restores the intended meaning. Additionally, internal section references were renumbered (Section 18 to Section 19 in the liability clause), reflecting document restructuring with no substantive change to liability limits. No new regulatory exposure is created; this is a corrections update.
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