You are prohibited from presenting content generated by Cerebras's AI as if a human wrote or created it.
If you use Cerebras's AI-generated outputs in public-facing content and do not disclose its AI origin, you are in breach of these Terms and potentially exposed to liability under emerging AI disclosure laws.
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Compare across platforms →This clause creates a contractual obligation with potential legal exposure if users publish AI-generated content without disclosure — it also aligns with emerging regulatory requirements around AI-generated content transparency.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: This provision aligns with the EU AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689) Art. 50, which requires disclosure when AI systems interact with humans or generate synthetic content. The FTC's guidance on AI-generated endorsements and testimonials (FTC Endorsement Guides, updated 2023) requires disclosure of AI-generated content in advertising contexts. Several U.S. states have enacted or are considering AI disclosure laws (e.g., California AB 2602, SB 942). COPPA may also be implicated if AI-generated content is directed at minors without appropriate disclosure.
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