The agreement prohibits users and any third parties they enable from using AI-generated content produced by Amazon Services to train, develop, or improve large language models, multimodal models, or related machine learning technology, whether directly or indirectly.
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This provision extends the prohibition beyond the account holder to any third party the user allows access, and covers both direct and indirect use of Amazon AI-generated content in AI model development workflows. The scope of what constitutes AI-generated content from Amazon Services is not defined in the document and may require interpretation.
The updated terms mandate binding arbitration for all disputes arising from Amazon Services or products sold through Amazon.com, replacing the prior court-based system. Customers waive their right to sue in court, have a jury trial, or pursue class action claims; disputes will be resolved by a single arbitrator administering JAMS Streamlined Arbitration Rules. The terms require a 60-day mandatory pre-arbitration resolution process with customer service before arbitration can be initiated. Small claims court remains available as an exception if applicable in your jurisdiction, and injunctive relief in court is available only for intellectual property infringement or restraint of future law violations.
View change record →⚠ Continued use of Amazon AI-generated content in AI model development or improvement workflows may constitute a breach of these Conditions of Use, which the agreement states can result in termination of licenses and account access
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This provision extends the prohibition beyond the account holder to any third party the user allows access, and covers both direct and indirect use of Amazon AI-generated content in AI model development workflows. The scope of what constitutes AI-generated content from Amazon Services is not defined in the document and may require interpretation.
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