Cerebras makes no guarantees about the quality, accuracy, reliability, or fitness of its platform or AI outputs — everything is provided exactly as-is, with no promises.
This clause means you cannot hold Cerebras responsible if the AI produces incorrect, misleading, or harmful outputs — a particularly significant risk for anyone using Cerebras in healthcare, legal, financial, or safety-critical applications.
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Compare across platforms →If Cerebras's AI outputs are inaccurate, harmful, or unsuitable for your intended use, you have no warranty claim against Cerebras — all risk of relying on the outputs sits with you.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: This provision engages UCC §2-316 warranty disclaimer requirements (applicable to software as goods in some jurisdictions) and common law implied warranty doctrines. In the EU, Directive 2019/770 on digital content and services provides consumers with statutory guarantees that cannot be disclaimed, potentially making this clause unenforceable against EU consumers. The EU AI Act (Regulation 2024/1689) imposes mandatory conformity assessments and performance standards for high-risk AI systems that cannot be contractually waived.
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