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DeepL added two new statements to its Terms and Conditions: a declaration that only the English language version is legally binding, and an introductory statement identifying DeepL SE as the service provider. These are clarifications about document authority and company identity rather than changes to substantive service terms or user obligations.

DeepL revised its Terms and Conditions to expand the definition of 'Content' to explicitly include audio files, clarify that Content is processed by 'machine learning infrastructure' rather than just 'the Services', introduce a new 'DeepL Voice' umbrella term covering both conversation and meeting translation services, add a new section permitting access through third-party AI assistant applications via DeepL's Model Context Protocol endpoint, and correct a minor typo ('conconsideration' to 'consideration'). These changes formalize DeepL's use of machine learning for content processing and establish a new access pathway through compatible third-party applications.