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Placing sole responsibility on the developer means Google AI Studio bears no responsibility for service actions, which is consequential when service actions cause harm or unintended outcomes.
Interpretive note: The excerpt lists additional specific responsibilities (determining appropriateness, authorizing access) as examples of what sole responsibility covers. These are recorded in omitted_material rather than merged into the canonical claim.
If you are a developer using the service, all actions and tasks the service performs are your responsibility alone.
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"You are solely responsible for the actions and tasks performed by the service, such as determining whether the service is appropriate for your use case, authorizing the service's access and connection to data, applications, and systems...Excerpt from Google AI Studio's Gemini API Terms of Service
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Placing sole responsibility on the developer means Google AI Studio bears no responsibility for service actions, which is consequential when service actions cause harm or unintended outcomes.
If you are a developer using the service, all actions and tasks the service performs are your responsibility alone.
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