We also listed a provision named “Prohibited Content and Use Categories” from our summary of this document. None of its quoted text appears in any capture we hold, so it was withheld. A link to that entry now leads here. This page is a separate clause record, CA-P-074422, whose quotation is checked against a stored capture of the document.
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This provision extends Customer compliance obligations to third parties accessing Groq services through the Customer, creating a due diligence responsibility for API operators and platform developers who enable end-user access to Groq-powered features.
Interpretive note: Terms such as offensive, invasive, and harmful are not defined in the policy, creating interpretive ambiguity about the scope of enforcement.
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Compare across platforms →"Customer agrees not to, and not to facilitate or allow any third parties to, use the Cloud Services and AI Model Services: … for any illegal, offensive, invasive, discriminatory, dangerous, harmful, infringing, defamatory, or fraudulent purpose; for any misrepresentation, misinformation, disinformation, or any misleading or deceptive activities; to violate or encourage violation of the legal rights of others, including privacy or intellectual property rights; for child sexual abuse or exploitation, violence, violent extremism or terrorism, hate speech, harassment, or non-consensual intimate imagery or sexually explicit content that is illegalExcerpt from Groq's Acceptable Use Policy
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This provision extends Customer compliance obligations to third parties accessing Groq services through the Customer, creating a due diligence responsibility for API operators and platform developers who enable end-user access to Groq-powered features.
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