If you include other people's personal information in what you type into Cerebras' AI services, Cerebras says it is not responsible for that data.
Enterprise users and developers who send personal data about third parties through Cerebras' AI services bear full responsibility for that data under this provision — Cerebras accepts no liability for how such data is handled or whether its use is lawful.
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Compare across platforms →This disclaimer shifts all liability for third-party personal data included in AI prompts to the user, which could create legal exposure for enterprise customers who input data about their own customers or employees into Cerebras' AI services.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: This provision implicates GDPR Articles 4(7) and 4(8) regarding controller and processor determinations — if an enterprise customer inputs personal data about their own users into Cerebras' AI services, the enterprise is the data controller and bears primary GDPR obligations; CCPA/CPRA applies similar logic for California-based businesses; the FTC Act Section 5 could apply if this disclaimer misleads users about actual data handling responsibilities; HIPAA 45 CFR Part 164 would apply if users input protected health information (PHI) into Cerebras AI services without a Business Associate Agreement (BAA).
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