There are specific things you cannot do on Anyscale's platform, including breaking laws, infringing IP, or building a competing product. Anyscale can take action against you at its own discretion if it believes you've violated these rules.
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The prohibition on using Anyscale to develop competing products is a non-standard restriction that could limit how developers and researchers use the platform, particularly those building AI infrastructure or orchestration tools.
Developers building AI tooling or infrastructure that could compete with Anyscale face potential account termination if Anyscale determines their use qualifies as developing a competing service — a determination made entirely at Anyscale's discretion.
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"You agree not to use the Services to: (i) violate any applicable law or regulation; (ii) infringe any intellectual property rights of any party; (iii) upload or transmit any malicious code; (iv) engage in any activity that could harm Anyscale or its users; or (v) use the Services to develop competing products or services. Anyscale reserves the right to investigate and take appropriate action against anyone who, in Anyscale's sole discretion, violates this provision.— Excerpt from Anyscale's Anyscale Terms of Service
(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Implicates FTC Act Section 5 (unfair competition and deceptive practices); California Business & Professions Code §17200; antitrust considerations under Sherman Act §1 and §2 where the non-compete use restriction could constitute an anticompetitive restraint on trade; and EU competition law (TFEU Art. 102) regarding abuse of dominant position if Anyscale holds market power in AI compute orchestration. (2)
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The prohibition on using Anyscale to develop competing products is a non-standard restriction that could limit how developers and researchers use the platform, particularly those building AI infrastructure or orchestration tools.
Developers building AI tooling or infrastructure that could compete with Anyscale face potential account termination if Anyscale determines their use qualifies as developing a competing service — a determination made entirely at Anyscale's discretion.
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