“By submitting Inputs to our Services, you represent and warrant that you have all rights, licenses, and permissions that are necessary for us to process the Inputs under our Terms and to provide the Se...”
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This representation shifts responsibility for input rights onto the user; if Inputs violate third-party rights, the user — not Anthropic — bears liability for that breach.
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By submitting Inputs, you are making a legal representation that you hold all required rights and permissions; if that representation is false, you bear the consequences.
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This representation shifts responsibility for input rights onto the user; if Inputs violate third-party rights, the user — not Anthropic — bears liability for that breach.
By submitting Inputs, you are making a legal representation that you hold all required rights and permissions; if that representation is false, you bear the consequences.
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