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This clause imposes three distinct compliance frameworks on all use of GitHub Copilot, any of which could independently restrict user conduct.
Users of GitHub Copilot are bound by three separate sets of rules: the Acceptable Use Policies, the AI Code of Conduct, and the Required Mitigations.
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"Your use of GitHub Copilot is subject to the Acceptable Use Policies, the AI Code of Conduct, and the Required Mitigations.Excerpt from GitHub's Copilot Product Terms
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This clause imposes three distinct compliance frameworks on all use of GitHub Copilot, any of which could independently restrict user conduct.
Users of GitHub Copilot are bound by three separate sets of rules: the Acceptable Use Policies, the AI Code of Conduct, and the Required Mitigations.
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