“Access to and use of artificial intelligence or machine learning models or services in connection with the Databricks Services may be subject to applicable terms and/or use policies identified in the Documentation...”
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Users of Databricks AI features may be bound by terms beyond the base agreement, and those terms are located in external Documentation rather than the agreement itself.
Readers must consult the Documentation to identify any additional terms or use policies that apply to their AI or machine learning model use.
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Users of Databricks AI features may be bound by terms beyond the base agreement, and those terms are located in external Documentation rather than the agreement itself.
Readers must consult the Documentation to identify any additional terms or use policies that apply to their AI or machine learning model use.
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