The AUP prohibits infringement or misappropriation of intellectual property rights belonging to Databricks or third parties, and prohibits circumventing or disabling security features of the Databricks Services.
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This provision establishes contractual prohibitions on IP infringement and security circumvention that interact with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and applicable trade secret law, and creates grounds for service termination independent of any external legal proceedings.
The agreement requires users to respect intellectual property rights and prohibits disabling or circumventing platform security features, with violations constituting a breach of the AUP.
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"Infringe or misappropriate the intellectual property rights of Databricks or third parties; Circumvent, disable, or otherwise interfere with security-related features of the Databricks Services.Excerpt from Databricks's AI Acceptable Use Policy
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This provision establishes contractual prohibitions on IP infringement and security circumvention that interact with the Digital Millennium Copyright Act and applicable trade secret law, and creates grounds for service termination independent of any external legal proceedings.
The agreement requires users to respect intellectual property rights and prohibits disabling or circumventing platform security features, with violations constituting a breach of the AUP.
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