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The provision defers IP ownership governance to external third-party terms rather than establishing ownership within Cerebras's own service agreement. This creates a two-document framework where the controlling IP terms exist outside this agreement, requiring users to reference separate documentation to understand ownership allocation.
Users retain ownership of inputs they provide and outputs they receive, subject to the terms and conditions specified in Third-Party Model Terms rather than Cerebras's own terms. Cerebras retains discretionary authority to remove User Content or Output without stated justification or advance notice.
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"With respect to your use of the Service through the APIs, ownership of the material, information or other communications you transmit or post to the Site or Service, including any inputs you pass into the Service ("Prompts") (collectively, "User Content") is governed by the Third-Party Model Terms, and as between you and Cerebras, Cerebras claims no ownership rights over the User Content. We have the right (but not the obligation) to remove any User Content or Output, in our sole discretion, and have no obligations with respect to such User Content. With respect to your use of the Service through the APIs, ownership of the output you receive from the Service ("Output") is governed by the Third-Party Model Terms, and as between you and Cerebras, Cerebras claims no ownership rights over the Outputs.— Excerpt from Cerebras's Cerebras Terms of Service
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The provision defers IP ownership governance to external third-party terms rather than establishing ownership within Cerebras's own service agreement. This creates a two-document framework where the controlling IP terms exist outside this agreement, requiring users to reference separate documentation to understand ownership allocation.
Users retain ownership of inputs they provide and outputs they receive, subject to the terms and conditions specified in Third-Party Model Terms rather than Cerebras's own terms. Cerebras retains discretionary authority to remove User Content or Output without stated justification or advance notice.
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