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"The Copyright Assurance will not apply if:...Customer continues to use the Outputs: (I) if Customer knows or should reasonably know that the Outputs are infringing...or (II) notwithstanding having received notice of the Outputs infringing...Excerpt from Cohere's SaaS Agreement
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The clause states: “The Copyright Assurance will not apply if:...Customer continues to use the Outputs: (I) if Customer knows or should reasonably know that the Outputs are infringing...or (II) notwithstanding having received notice of the Outputs infringing...”
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