The Acceptable Use Policy prohibits users from uploading, ingesting, or incorporating any Chegg Content into third-party AI systems, large language models, or other machine learning technologies. This prohibition is listed as a prohibited activity that may result in account termination.
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This provision explicitly prohibits incorporation of Chegg Content into third-party AI and LLM systems, which is operationally relevant for users who may access Chegg Content for research, academic, or professional purposes and use AI tools in their workflow. Violations are identified as grounds for account termination.
Interpretive note: The interaction between this contractual prohibition and fair use or fair dealing rights under copyright law is an area of unsettled legal doctrine, and enforceability of the contractual restriction against statutory rights is jurisdiction-dependent.
Under the Acceptable Use Policy, users are prohibited from uploading or incorporating Chegg Content into any third-party AI, large language model, or machine learning system. This restriction applies to all Chegg Content and may result in account termination if violated.
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This provision explicitly prohibits incorporation of Chegg Content into third-party AI and LLM systems, which is operationally relevant for users who may access Chegg Content for research, academic, or professional purposes and use AI tools in their workflow. Violations are identified as grounds for account termination.
Under the Acceptable Use Policy, users are prohibited from uploading or incorporating Chegg Content into any third-party AI, large language model, or machine learning system. This restriction applies to all Chegg Content and may result in account termination if violated.
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