Users grant Superhuman a worldwide, royalty-free license to use, modify, reproduce, and create derivative works from their User Content, including for training AI suggestion engines and developing new products, for the duration of applicable intellectual property law protection. The license extends to Superhuman's service providers.
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This provision authorizes Superhuman to use User Content, including text inputs and AI outputs, for AI model training and new product development for the full duration of intellectual property law protection. The license extends to third-party service providers, which creates a downstream data processing dependency that compliance teams may need to map.
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The agreement grants Superhuman the right to use, modify, and create derivative works from User Content, including for training its AI suggestion engine and developing new features, for the duration of applicable intellectual property protection. This license applies to content uploaded or created through the Services and extends to Superhuman's service providers.
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Compare across platforms →"You grant us a worldwide, non-exclusive, royalty-free license to your User Content that allows us to use, store, reproduce, publish, and publicly display (to show your User Content to you or other users as you may specify), modify, and create derivative works from it (such as writing suggestions and autocorrecting words) for the limited purposes of: (i). Operating, providing, improving, troubleshooting, and debugging our Services (for example, your acceptance or rejection of our grammatical suggestions may help train our suggestion engine); (ii). Protecting our Services (for example, to analyze patterns in usage to prevent abuse); (iii). Customizing our Services (for example, to create personalized suggestions for you); (iv). Developing new products or adding features for our Services (for example, creating our tone detector); and (v). Account management... The above license lasts as long as intellectual property laws protect your User Content, and it also permits our service providers to assist us in performing these limited purposes.Excerpt from Grammarly's Terms of Service
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This provision authorizes Superhuman to use User Content, including text inputs and AI outputs, for AI model training and new product development for the full duration of intellectual property law protection. The license extends to third-party service providers, which creates a downstream data processing dependency that compliance teams may need to map.
The agreement grants Superhuman the right to use, modify, and create derivative works from User Content, including for training its AI suggestion engine and developing new features, for the duration of applicable intellectual property protection. This license applies to content uploaded or created through the Services and extends to Superhuman's service providers.
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