Anyscale limits what it has to pay you if something goes wrong to the amount you paid them in the last year, or $100 — whichever is more. You cannot recover lost profits or other indirect damages.
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The clause defines the maximum financial exposure Anyscale accepts under the agreement, restricting the types of damages recoverable and establishing a numerical ceiling on liability claims regardless of actual harm incurred.
Removal of liability caps exposes Anyscale to full damages including indirect, consequential, and punitive damages, significantly increasing company's financial risk.
View full change record →If Anyscale's platform fails and causes significant business losses — such as lost AI training data, delayed product launches, or downstream revenue harm — users can only recover at most what they paid Anyscale in the prior year, which may be a fraction of the actual damage suffered.
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(1) REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Limitation of liability clauses are governed by state contract law (California Civil Code §1668 prohibits exemption from willful misconduct liability); UCC Article 2; and may be constrained by GDPR Art.
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The clause defines the maximum financial exposure Anyscale accepts under the agreement, restricting the types of damages recoverable and establishing a numerical ceiling on liability claims regardless of actual harm incurred.
If Anyscale's platform fails and causes significant business losses — such as lost AI training data, delayed product launches, or downstream revenue harm — users can only recover at most what they paid Anyscale in the prior year, which may be a fraction of the actual damage suffered.
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