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The scope of the license Anyscale receives over your data and AI workloads matters significantly for proprietary ML models, training datasets, and business-sensitive outputs — the license terms could affect confidentiality and IP protection.
While users retain ownership of their data, the broad license granted to Anyscale to use, copy, and modify user content to provide the services could encompass sensitive proprietary training data and model weights, creating IP confidentiality risk for enterprise users.
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