“the foregoing does not grant Cerebras the right to use Service Content for the purpose of training or fine-tuning models.”
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This clause expressly carves out model training and fine-tuning from whatever rights Cerebras holds over Service Content, limiting a commercially significant use.
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Readers' Service Content is explicitly protected from being used by Cerebras for model training or fine-tuning purposes.
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"the foregoing does not grant Cerebras the right to use Service Content for the purpose of training or fine-tuning models.Excerpt from Cerebras's Terms of Service
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This clause expressly carves out model training and fine-tuning from whatever rights Cerebras holds over Service Content, limiting a commercially significant use.
Readers' Service Content is explicitly protected from being used by Cerebras for model training or fine-tuning purposes.
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