The agreement prohibits users and any third parties acting on their behalf from using AI-generated content produced by Amazon Services to train, develop, or improve large language models, multimodal models, machine learning models, or related technology.
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This provision asserts a contractual restriction on a specific downstream use of AI-generated outputs from Amazon Services, covering both direct and indirect use for AI model development. The scope of the restriction, including the phrase 'related technology,' creates uncertainty about the range of AI development activities it encompasses.
⚠ Continued use of Amazon AI-generated content for model training would constitute a violation of the Conditions of Use as stated, which may result in account termination under Amazon's sole discretion termination rights
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Compare across platforms →"You will not, and will not allow any third party to, use AI-generated content from the Amazon Services to, directly or indirectly, develop or improve large language or multimodal models, machine learning models or related technology.Excerpt from Amazon's Conditions of Use
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The legal enforceability of contractual restrictions on the use of AI-generated outputs for model training is an unsettled area under US copyright and contract law, as AI-generated content may not be protected by …
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This provision asserts a contractual restriction on a specific downstream use of AI-generated outputs from Amazon Services, covering both direct and indirect use for AI model development. The scope of the restriction, including the phrase 'related technology,' creates uncertainty about the range of AI development activities it encompasses.
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