“interact with the Databricks Services through automated means (including through computer-use agents, robotic process automation, screen scraping tools or other software that simulates human interaction...), except as authorized through a Databricks validated integration”
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The sole permitted exception to automated interaction requires authorization through a Databricks validated integration specifically, meaning third-party or self-built automation tools are prohibited unless they qualify under that exception.
Readers are prohibited from using automated tools to interact with Databricks Services unless the specific automated method has been authorized through a Databricks validated integration.
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"interact with the Databricks Services through automated means (including through computer-use agents, robotic process automation, screen scraping tools or other software that simulates human interaction...), except as authorized through a Databricks validated integrationExcerpt from Databricks's AI Acceptable Use Policy
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The sole permitted exception to automated interaction requires authorization through a Databricks validated integration specifically, meaning third-party or self-built automation tools are prohibited unless they qualify under that exception.
Readers are prohibited from using automated tools to interact with Databricks Services unless the specific automated method has been authorized through a Databricks validated integration.
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