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The updated terms explicitly state that audio files are now included in the definition of 'Content' and that all Content is processed by DeepL's machine learning infrastructure. This formalizes what may have been implicit practice and clarifies the scope of data subject to machine learning processing. The terms also introduce a new access method through third-party AI assistant applications via DeepL's Model Context Protocol endpoint; usage through this pathway counts toward your subscription's usage limits and volumes. You can review the Service Specification for details on how third-party application access operates.
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Subject to the Client's compliance with the terms and conditions of these Terms, Plaid hereby agrees that during the term of these Terms, the Client has the non-exclusive right to: (i) internally use the package of application programming interface materials provided by Plaid (the "API Package") sol...
This includes the right to use OpenAI's API to integrate the Services into Customer Applications and to make Customer Applications available to End Users.
Company agrees that use of a developer account, including to access APIs to create automations or integrate the Services with Third-Party Services, is governed by the API Agreement.
"DeepL may introduce new versions of the API with an additional or different range of features and reserves the right to discontinue previous versions of the API on written notice to Customer, provided that the discontinuation is reasonable.Excerpt from DeepL's Terms and Conditions
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The clause states: “DeepL may introduce new versions of the API with an additional or different range of features and reserves the right to discontinue previous versions of the API on written notice to Customer, provided that the discontinuation is reasonable.”
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