A semiconductor company that develops specialized AI chips and computing systems designed for artificial intelligence and machine learning workloads. The company provides both hardware solutions and cloud-based AI computing services to researchers, enterprises, and developers who need high-performance processing for training and running AI models. Their policies are relevant to users of their cloud services and customers who may share data or intellectual property when using their AI computing platforms.
High, provisions that significantly limit your legal rights, authorize broad data collection, or create material financial exposure. Medium, provisions worth knowing about but with partial protections or limited scope. Low, standard terms with minimal consumer impact.
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Users who present AI-generated output as human-created violate this prohibition, which could have consequences for their continued use of the service.
Mandatory binding arbitration eliminates the user's ability to bring covered claims in court or participate in a class action, and the expedited procedure limits the process available.
For users who pay little or nothing, the effective cap on all recoverable damages is $100, regardless of the magnitude of harm.
This exclusion covers both indirect and direct damages across all damage categories, meaning users may have no monetary remedy for losses arising from service access or failure.
Users have no right to cancel payment obligations after they arise or to recover fees already paid, even if they stop using the service.
These terms govern how you can use Cerebras' AI service and APIs. Cerebras can revoke your API access or shut down your account at any time for any reason, your …
This document explains what personal information Cerebras collects, how it uses and stores that information, and what rights you have over it. Cerebras does not sell your personal information, and …
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